This Morning's Headlines: US planning criminal charges against SAC, Bombers ta...

If this email is not displayed correctly, please click on the following link or open your browser and paste the link into the address field: http://view.ed4.net/v/J0VG55/EKO8S6/YEKYY7/EWTCE3/   Morning headlines Wednesday July 24 2013 Financial Times - US homepage   US planning criminal charges against SAC http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/YGSSQU/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   Bombers target Egypt security HQ http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/SUDDKP/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   White House resists move to curb NSA http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/CW88GD/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   China bans building of government offices http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/PNWW4R/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   iPhone sales boost Apple shares http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/52UUP5/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   Markets   Strong German data lift euro and stocks http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/Z8JJSC/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   Market turbulence revives ETF fears http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/CW88G3/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   Case for investing in EM still intact http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/7ZLLU0/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   China divides wheat bulls and bears http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/K9ZZAJ/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   Euro buoyed by signs of eurozone recovery http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/B4GGBW/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   US news   IMF steps back from Argentine debt case http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/52UUPE/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   Weiner stays in NY race despite 'sexts' http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/LS77ZS/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   Detroit aftershocks will be staggering http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/52UUP0/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   US should support trade deal with Japan http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/GYCC0N/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   US & Canadian companies   Banks fight for depository receipt business http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/9MHHTD/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   CME Group uncoils its spring http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/A5BBHS/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   Higher operating costs hold back AT&T http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/CW88GJ/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   Ford and Toyota end joint drive on hybrids http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/IE22VB/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   Apple: shock of the dull http://link.ft.com/r/J0VG55/JQO93R/YHDR05/T1P3KF/NR55MV/OS/h?a1=2013&a2=7&a3=24   US society news - latest US society news headlines - FT.com US voters hate the sin but love the sinner Detroit bankruptcy risks upping costs of other states Obama identifies with teenage gun victim Pressure on phonemakers as 'Apple-picking' hits cities No money, but no one wants a haircut Video Authers Note Emerging risk to developed world People used to say emerging markets had 'decoupled', making them immune to recession in the developed world. Now, the concept has been upturned. Peter Oppenheimer, chief global equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, explains to Long View columnist John Authers that Europe is now only too exposed. Tools Your account    Portfolio Email Briefings    Price alerts Keyword alerts    RSS feeds Subscribe to FT.com     © THE FINANCIAL TIMES LTD 2013 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You have received this email because you have signed up from the NBE preference page. FT.com Change Briefings  •   Unsubscribe  •   Change Email Address  •   Forward this email to a friend  •   Privacy Policy  •   About Us  •   Help This email was sent by or on behalf of a company owned by Pearson plc, registered office at 80 Strand, London WC2R 0RL. Registered in England and Wales with company number 53723..