US Morning Headlines: Barclays has £12.8bn balance sheet hole, EDF quits U...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Tuesday July 30 2013     Financial Times - US homepage   Barclays has £12.8bn balance sheet hole   Bank announces £5.8bn rights issue and further £2bn of provisions to cover mis-selling while shares slide in early morning trade       EDF quits US nuclear market over shale gas     China injects funds into money markets     Loeb ratchets up push to force Sony split     BP profits well below market expectations         Video   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.   Markets   Europe stocks flat after Tokyo rallies   Equities post gains after mixed economic readings from Japan, while caution grows ahead of Federal Reserve meeting and US jobs data       Fundamentals vs the Fed: which will win?     Aussie falls on rate cut speculation     Barclays shares slide after cash call     US money market funds return to EU banks   World News   Manning verdict due in WikiLeaks trial   Hearing has run in parallel with debate over US surveillance provoked by Edward Snowden, who is now in Moscow, leaking other material       Spain on track for return to growth     Japan suffers industrial output drop     Doubt cast on Israeli-Palestinian talks     EU's Ashton meets Morsi for talks   US news   JPMorgan to settle over power charge   Payout of about $400m would follow a $470m fine levied against Barclays this month when Ferc found British bank had manipulated electricity markets       White House hails benefits of 'Obamacare'     'Green' but cheaper fuels required     FBI breaks up US child sex ring     The Macro Sweep: UK, US, Turkey   US & Canadian companies   Centrica to buy US oil group in $1bn deal   UK energy group's proposed acquisition from Hess will make it the biggest supplier of gas to businesses on the US east coast       Saks / Hudson's Bay: a strong fit     Qualcomm and Alcatel in 'small cell' deal     Apple supplier faces labour criticisms     Tourre lawyers call no witnesses         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.