Wall Street Breakfast August 13: U.S. Likely To Follow Global Stocks Lower As Turkish Lira Tumbles

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Our top stories today: U.S. likely to follow global stocks lower as Turkish lira tumbles; North and South Korea to meet next month in pursuit of more economic cooperation; and earnings season winds down with a few more big names to report this week.
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