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To view this email as a webpage, click here     Friday July 05 2013     UK Homepage   Crackdown on Brotherhood intensifies   Demoralised and leaderless, Islamists struggle to react to Morsi's overthrow as their organisation considers its future in politics       Samsung Q2 profits disappoint market     ECB gives forward guidance for first time     Batista begins shake-up of troubled empire     China drug audit gives pharmas the chills         Markets   Dovish central banks trigger share surge   Amid thin trading on the US holiday, European stocks rally as traders are caught on the hop by BoE and ECB policy comments       ECB pledge gives short-lived bond boost     Euro falls sharply on ECB guidance     Breathe the bullish zeitgeist in America     End to warehouse war threatens metals prices   World News   Egypt's economy is main challenge   Country's chronic financial woes have deepened dangerously, leaving new government in desperate need of cash, structural reforms and breathing space       Pious general beyond Brotherhood control     EU threatens to halt data sharing with US     US non-farm payrolls likely to disappoint     N Korea accepts S Korea offer of fresh talks   UK News   Sterling falls as Carney signals policy shift   Monetary Policy Committee, of which Mark Carney is one of nine members, keeps interest rates at 0.5% and size of its stock of bond purchases at £375bn       Push to sharpen Whitehall financial rigour     Watson quits as Labour election chief     Rural internet rollout failings criticised     CBI warns against Europe 'halfway house'   UK Companies   DLA Piper becomes top-earning law firm   Baker & McKenzie is overtaken in annual global rankings, with top 100 firms increasing revenue by 4 per cent on previous year       China launches drug pricing probe     Barclays chief seeks to mend rift with PRA     Pharma price wars transcend ideology     Qatar: what next for the deal hunter?         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.

To view this email as a webpage, click here   FINANCIAL TIMES   Friday July 05 2013     UK Homepage   Crackdown on Brotherhood intensifies   Demoralised and leaderless, Islamists struggle to react to Morsi's overthrow as their organisation considers its future in politics       Samsung Q2 profits disappoint market     ECB gives forward guidance for first time     Batista begins shake-up of troubled empire     China drug audit gives pharmas the chills         Markets   Dovish central banks trigger share surge   Amid thin trading on the US holiday, European stocks rally as traders are caught on the hop by BoE and ECB policy comments       ECB pledge gives short-lived bond boost     Euro falls sharply on ECB guidance     Breathe the bullish zeitgeist in America     End to warehouse war threatens metals prices   World News   Egypt's economy is main challenge   Country's chronic financial woes have deepened dangerously, leaving new government in desperate need of cash, structural reforms and breathing space       Pious general beyond Brotherhood control     EU threatens to halt data sharing with US     US non-farm payrolls likely to disappoint     N Korea accepts S Korea offer of fresh talks   UK News   Sterling falls as Carney signals policy shift   Monetary Policy Committee, of which Mark Carney is one of nine members, keeps interest rates at 0.5% and size of its stock of bond purchases at £375bn       Push to sharpen Whitehall financial rigour     Watson quits as Labour election chief     Rural internet rollout failings criticised     CBI warns against Europe 'halfway house'   UK Companies   DLA Piper becomes top-earning law firm   Baker & McKenzie is overtaken in annual global rankings, with top 100 firms increasing revenue by 4 per cent on previous year       China launches drug pricing probe     Barclays chief seeks to mend rift with PRA     Pharma price wars transcend ideology     Qatar: what next for the deal hunter?         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.

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UK Homepage   Crackdown on Brotherhood intensifies   Demoralised and leaderless, Islamists struggle to react to Morsi's overthrow as their organisation considers its future in politics       Samsung Q2 profits disappoint market     ECB gives forward guidance for first time     Batista begins shake-up of troubled empire     China drug audit gives pharmas the chills         Markets   Dovish central banks trigger share surge   Amid thin trading on the US holiday, European stocks rally as traders are caught on the hop by BoE and ECB policy comments       ECB pledge gives short-lived bond boost     Euro falls sharply on ECB guidance     Breathe the bullish zeitgeist in America     End to warehouse war threatens metals prices   World News   Egypt's economy is main challenge   Country's chronic financial woes have deepened dangerously, leaving new government in desperate need of cash, structural reforms and breathing space       Pious general beyond Brotherhood control     EU threatens to halt data sharing with US     US non-farm payrolls likely to disappoint     N Korea accepts S Korea offer of fresh talks   UK News   Sterling falls as Carney signals policy shift   Monetary Policy Committee, of which Mark Carney is one of nine members, keeps interest rates at 0.5% and size of its stock of bond purchases at £375bn       Push to sharpen Whitehall financial rigour     Watson quits as Labour election chief     Rural internet rollout failings criticised     CBI warns against Europe 'halfway house'   UK Companies   DLA Piper becomes top-earning law firm   Baker & McKenzie is overtaken in annual global rankings, with top 100 firms increasing revenue by 4 per cent on previous year       China launches drug pricing probe     Barclays chief seeks to mend rift with PRA     Pharma price wars transcend ideology     Qatar: what next for the deal hunter?         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.