Asia Morning Headlines: US attorney says SAC ‘magnet for cheaters’, Hallibur...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Friday July 26 2013     Financial Times - Asia homepage   US attorney says SAC 'magnet for cheaters'   SAC was charged with one count of wire fraud and four counts of securities fraud, and prosecutors are seeking forfeiture of hundreds of millions of dollars in allegedly illegal profits       Halliburton to plead guilty over Gulf spill     Amazon reports unexpected quarterly loss     Starbucks points to progress in UK business     Equities mixed as China concerns linger     Senate letter backs Yellen for Fed role     Tourre denies creating 'monstrosities'     Facebook's ad timeline overcomes the doubters     GSK replaces head of China operations     Five charged over hacking operation         World News   Probe into Spanish train crash begins   Prime minister Mariano Rajoy declares three days of national mourning after visiting the scene of the country's worst railway accident in 40 years       Call for Egypt protests sparks concern     Bo Xilai faces trial on corruption charges     Tunisian opposition leader shot dead     Details of Detroit's woes come to light   Markets   Lower fertility rates threaten tax base   A decline in a working population raises big fiscal questions: will there be enough workers to generate the growth needed to service government debt       Bonds to benefit from ageing population     Gold hedges reward Australian miners     Coffee roasters get a taste for arabica     Toys R Us kickstarts European CMBS market   Asia & Pacific News   India considers Chinese-style garment factories   Textile manufacturers draw up plans for large factory campuses incorporating staff accommodation to attract workers and boost underperforming industry       The real cyber threat     Let hundreds of small firms bloom     Japan relief at US ambassador choice     South Korea growth strongest in two years   Asia-Pacific Companies News   Ambuja defends Indian buyout   Holcim says restructuring plan for its twin Indian subsidiaries, Ambuja Cement and ACC Cement, will deliver $150m in annual cost savings       New China factory helps Hyundai Motor     Hyundai / Nissan: tricky comparisons     Macquarie upbeat on full-year prospects         Please send us your feedback about this email   follow us on:                     Tools: Your account | Portfolio | Email Briefings | Price alerts | Keyword alerts | RSS feeds | Subscribe to FT.com   Email: Change Briefings | Unsubscribe | Change Email Address | Forward this email to a friend | Privacy Policy | About Us | Help   © THE FINANCIAL TIMES LTD 2013 You have received this email because you have signed up from the NBE preference page. This email was sent by a company owned by Pearson plc, registered office at 80 Strand, London WC2R 0RL. Registered in England and Wales with company number 53723.