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To view this email as a webpage, click here     Thursday August 08 2013     UK Homepage   Carney ties UK rates to jobs data   Radical change of monetary policy in the world's sixth-largest economy mirrors moves by European Central Bank and US Federal Reserve       Obama cancels summit with Putin     Investor relief as Groupon picks chief         Video   Can Rajan stabilise India's economy?   As Raghuram Rajan is appointed head of India's central bank, Lex's Stuart Kirk and Julia Grindell discuss the impact of a weak rupee and slowing growth on Indian equities.   Financial Times - US homepage   JPMorgan faces new criminal probe   Bank discloses fresh examination by US government into the sale of mortgage-backed securities, coming a day after the Bank of America became a target of a civil suit       Railway files for bankruptcy after crash     Strong sales power Tesla   Financial Times - Europe homepage   US set to move into profit on Freddie Mac   Bailed-out mortgage finance giant is on track to pay more money to the Treasury by the end of this year than the $72.3bn it received in government aid       Wall Street retreats for third day     Cameron struggles to defuse Gibraltar tensions   Financial Times - Asia homepage   Japan to intervene on Fukushima clean-up   Prime minister Shinzo Abe calls for a new strategy on the stricken nuclear plant, where leaks of radioactive water have grown to 300 tonnes a day       China fines milk formula makers     North Korea raises Kaesong hopes   World News   Fears rise of Egypt camps crackdown   Government says diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis with Morsi supporters have failed and blames the Muslim Brotherhood       Yemen claims al-Qaeda plot foiled     Peacekeepers wary of EU move on Hizbollah     Obama move caps Apple march on Washington     Rajan dusts off plan for financial system   Companies News   GSK switches on to electronic medicine   Pharmaceutical group says aim is to to have the first medicine 'that speaks the electrical language of our body' by the end of the decade       Mondelez raises buyback to $6bn     Weak real dents Vale profits     Kazakhstan fund chief aims to clean house     AOL deal is bet on ad shift to online TV   Markets   European junk debt sales soar in US   Demand for higher yields provided by junk bonds, including those of European companies, is likely to remain high in the coming months       Lobstermen squeezed by oversupply     Simple solution to UK productivity puzzle     Fed taper to test demand for Treasuries     Hedge funds profit from return of M&A   Financial Times - Comment   Why Australia's luck is running out   After two decades of economic growth, you would have thought politicians would be prepared for changing fortunes       Snowden is the least of US problems with Russia     Summers is the wrong choice for the Fed     Success for Bezos measured by the scoop     Political test at India's central bank   Financial Times - Management   Creative thinking out loud   New technology platforms are helping executives use the internet to test and refine their business ideas in public before committing to them       Those lazy, hazy, crazy signs of summer     Reading list that mixes low deeds and high hopes         Manage email    Forward this email   Feedback    Manage portfolio Subscribe to the FT Follow the FT   Unsubscribe | My Account | RSS | 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.