In today's FT: Mexico opens up its energy sector, BlackBerry battle...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Tuesday August 13 2013     UK Homepage   Mexico opens up its energy sector   Radical move could unleash billions of dollars of investment from oil majors struggling to find new resources elsewhere       BlackBerry battles to revive fortunes     US banks subpoenaed over metals probe         Video   América Móvil's €7.2bn battle for KPN   Despite instability in the European telecoms market, Carlos Slim's América Móvil is making a €7.2bn bid for the 70 per cent of KPN he does not already own.Vincent Boland and Oliver Ralph ponder the possible outcomes in this takeover battle.   US homepage   Tesla founder reveals Hyperloop amid hoopla   Ambitious plan for new form of high-speed transport that it is claimed could link some of the world's major cities more efficiently than high-speed rail       Eurozone begins to emerge from recession     Paulson makes rival offer for Steinway   Europe homepage   Europe's lower tax rates lure US groups   Some of the biggest takeovers in 2013 have involved 'tax inversions', where a US acquirer shifts overseas, to Europe in particular, to pay lower taxes       Former HP chief cleared of fraud     UK considers legal action on Gibraltar   Asia homepage   BlackBerry fortunes go into free fall   Handset maker has been let down by a make-or-break revamp of its touchscreen devices that was met with mixed reviews and poor sales       Foreign banks brace for India shake-up     Delhi pledges to cut current account deficit   World News   Somalia deal raises fears on dash for oil   The contract with Mogadishu to collect onshore and offshore oil data was the first such deal to be signed by an international company       US to soften petty crime stance     Germany to seek 'no spying' deal with US     Mob boss 'Whitey' Bulger guilty of murder     Obama enlists poll veterans for care reform   Companies News   Freddie Mac spends $2bn on market share   US Treasury demands changes in how company sells loans to investors. However, move faces opposition from some large fund managers       Pru changes fuel break-up speculation     Creditors slap claims on Kingfisher   Markets   Wall Street slips in mixed global trading   Summer rally's momentum fades with Wall Street softer after Japanese stocks slide following weaker than forecast economic growth       Grains jump as US trims crop forecasts     Sterling strength is unlikely to last     Confidence is key to bull case for stocks     Basel III compliant bonds face tough sell   Comment   Gaffe-prone Japan threatens Asian peace   The Abe government's disastrous public diplomacy risks alienating not just China but also the US – upon whose protection the country relies       The Fed needs Summers' crisis skills     Blame bank regulation for UK stagnation     India's problems lie beyond Rajan's reach     Labour's problem is its lack of artistry   Management   That difficult conversation   Managers who put off having awkward discussions with staff can make matters worse both for themselves and for the colleagues concerned       Life as a Dragon is more than mythical     Center Fresh's paan-flavoured gum     Make the most of your commute         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.