Mon Aug 5, 2013 8:44pm EDT
Aug 6 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Headlines
HSBC FACES $1.6 BLN PAYOUT TO US OVER BAD MORTGAGES
(link.reuters.com/qus22v)
BP DENIES CLAIM OF GAS PRICE-FIXING AFTER 2008 HURRICANE
(link.reuters.com/wus22v)
CREDIT AGRICOLE STOCK JUMPS AFTER ACCIDENTAL RELEASE OF RESULTS
(link.reuters.com/tus22v)
HUB INTERNATIONAL TO BE SOLD IN $4.4 BLN PRIVATE EQUITY DEAL
(link.reuters.com/zus22v)
WASHINGTON POST SOLD TO BEZOS FOR $250 MLN
(link.reuters.com/sus22v)
Overview
HSBC on Monday said it may have to pay $1.6 billion in damages to the U.S. government over bad mortgages, higher than originally forecast.
A US regulator has accused a trading team at BP of manipulating gas prices in the aftermath of a 2008 hurricane by moving natural gas through a pipeline linking two Texas hubs.
French bank Credit Agricole - accidentally - published better than expected quarterly results on its website on Monday, ahead of its scheduled results announcement on Tuesday.
Private equity group Hellman & Friedman said it would pay $4.4 billion to buy Hub International from Apax Partners in the biggest ever takeover in the insurance broking industry.
Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos plans to buy the Washington Post for $250 million, ending an era of family control at the newspaper that struggled in an age of online media. (Reporting by Richa Naidu in Bangalore; Editing by Jijo Jacob)
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