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To view this email as a webpage, click here     Thursday August 15 2013     UK Homepage   Day of bloodshed rocks Egypt's streets   Scores killed and many more injured, say authorities, as security forces move into the protest camps at Nasr City and Nahda Square in Cairo       Cisco cuts jobs amid unstable demand     'Whale' loss charges for JPMorgan ex-traders         Video   Headaches for América Móvil's KPN bid   As the KPN stichting, a foundation protecting the company's interests, raises questions over América Móvil's bid, Lex's Julia Grindell and Oliver Ralph discuss how all sides are engaging in a subtle play for power.   US homepage   Manning 'sorry' as he faces jail   "I am sorry I hurt people. I'm sorry that I hurt the United States," Bradley Manning told a sentencing hearing at his court martial.       Stocks struggle as bond yields stay high     Low inflation poses taper risks for Fed   Europe homepage   China widens probe into drug pricing   Shanghai authorities instruct hospitals to look for wrongdoing in buying and prescribing, while central government expands net to other industries       Fiscal discipline hailed as eurozone rises     German court blocks Liberty cable deal   Asia homepage   Asia chat apps gain ground in mobile race   Some analysts suggest fast-growing apps could be the sort of 'mobile first' service that challenges the dominance of Facebook and Google       Boeing to probe fresh Dreamliner fault     Fears grow over Indian industrials' debt   World News   A step back towards blood and tyranny   Egyptian liberals should stop riding on the military's coat-tails and engage with the Muslim Brotherhood and its supporters before it is too late       Protest deaths set Egypt on violent course     Microsoft to fund remake of BBC cult classic     Indian submarine explodes in Mumbai port     Hollande's lasting recovery challenge   Companies News   Smartphones outsell basic handsets   Customers in emerging markets of Asia-Pacific, Latin America and eastern Europe benefit from drop in price of devices that feature latest technologies       Macy's sounds retail warning on earnings     Airlines merger set for bitter battle     Slim's bid for KPN hit by Dutch stance     Brazil sues Samsung over work conditions   Markets   Decline in euro-denominated bonds   Full-year senior bank issuance is projected to be at the lowest total since the single currency was introduced in 1999, says Société Générale       Central banks fail to convince investors     US biofuel shift creates uncertainty     EM decoupling story was over-hyped     Brazil's woes cast shadow over IPOs   Comment   China is key to saving endangered species   Cracking down on the illicit animal trade would be a painless way for Beijing to gain international kudos and boost its much-desired soft power       The heat is still on Hollande     America's doctors need a cultural shift     A curious case of a generous donation     Private schools are heading for a crunch   Management   Rational about superstition   Many businesspeople will admit privately to luck playing a part in their careers, and even the hardheaded can have workplace rituals and lucky talismans       Take a closer look at the hand that gives     Design space: 3's smartphone bill app     The case for in-house social scientists         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.