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Bank puts $50 billion toward lending to riskier companies to compete with nonbank giants dominating market; Walgreens deal the payoff.

Earnings season kicks off with major banks and Netflix reporting; June CPI data is expected to show a modest inflation uptick. Amazon's Prime Day set new records with a four-day event, and Apple is poised to secure U.S. streaming rights for Formula 1, outbidding ESPN.

The big-bank earnings reports due this week mark the quasi-official start to the second-quarter earnings season. Analysts expect growth, but they're also eyeing the effects of tariffs as President Donald Trump's trade policy continues to evolve.

CNBC's Jim Cramer's on Friday told investors what to follow next week as earnings season kicks off, highlighting reports from JPMorgan, Netflix, Goldman Sachs and PepsiCo. "Once we process the new tariffs, we've got a ton of earnings reports coming next week, so you better keep your eyes open," he said.

JPMorgan Chase is planning to impose fees on fintech companies for access to its customer bank account data, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.

Other high-profile financial stocks on the earnings calendar include Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America.

JPMorgan's CEO is worried Wall Street is underestimating the potential for higher interest rates. Such a thing is a “cause for concern,” said Jamie Dimon, whose comments Thursday (July 10) at an event hosted by Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs were reported by Reuters.

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