US Morning Headlines: RBS confirms McEwan as chief, Japan carmakers accele...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Friday August 02 2013     Financial Times - US homepage   RBS confirms McEwan as chief   State-controlled bank makes £1.37bn profit in first half but again increases charges for mis-sold payment protection insurance and regulatory actions       Japan carmakers accelerate as yen falls     Jury finds Tourre defrauded investors     Google unveils latest challenger to iPhone     Global stocks near five-year highs         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   Deloitte should apologise for bad advice   Accountancy firm failed to be sufficiently objective in its work for Rover       Dollar eases on caution ahead of payrolls     RBS losses take toll on flat FTSE 100     Euro money market funds shed assets     Dovish Fed frustrates one-way dollar bet   World News   Mugabe heading for landslide victory   African Union observers reserve judgment as early results put incumbent on course for sweeping victory and challenger calls the election "a sham"       Berlusconi jail sentence upheld     US criticises Russia over Snowden asylum     Obama taps turnround specialist to fix IRS     Fugitive Kazakh banker faces extradition   US news   Academics square up in fight for Fed   The two leading candidates in an ill-tempered contest to succeed Ben Bernanke as US central bank chairman have followed strangely parallel careers       US official foresees shale impact on trade     US paid £100m for UK spying, say papers     Motown blues     US manufacturing expands at fastest pace for two years   US & Canadian companies   Decline and fall of a trading star   Fabrice Tourre went from feted Goldman trader to symbol of Wall Street greed and now faces fines and a ban from the securities industry       BofA faces potential mortgage charges     Apple patent ruling delay shifts spotlight on Obama     Advisers on ad tie-up to get nearly $70m     AIG in first dividend since bailout         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.