In today's FT: Manning found not guilty of aiding enemy, BoE helped...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Wednesday July 31 2013     UK Homepage   Manning found not guilty of aiding enemy   25-year-old still faces a prison term of many decades after the trial judge found him guilty of all but one of the other 21 charges laid against him       BoE helped sell looted Nazi gold     Law firms the biggest users of rogue private eyes         Video   Plugging the capital hole   Barclays has unveiled a £5.8bn rights issue to fill a £12.8bn hole in its balance sheet. Lex's Julia Grindell and Oliver Ralph discuss whether this goes far enough in meeting the capital shortfall and whether a promised dividends rise will pay off.   Financial Times - US homepage   Mideast talks to start within two weeks   'All core issues . . . are on table for negotiation' says US secretary of state. Discussions welcomed in region but expectations remain low       Spanish death crash driver was on phone     Internet analyst charged in SAC case   Financial Times - Europe homepage   SEC sues Spaniards over insider trading   Latest case where the US regulator has charged individuals based outside America for illegal stock trading       Banking duo sing from same hymn sheet     Global fertiliser shake-up after cartel collapse   Financial Times - Asia homepage   India to usher in its 29th state   Ruling party confirms plans to carve out the new state of Telangana from Andhra Pradesh, but some see political motives behind the move        Tourre trial told of 'land of make believe'     JPMorgan to settle power probe   World News   Obama offers tax 'grand bargain'   President's chief economic aide says the size of one-time revenue windfall would be a point of negotiation between Democrats and Republicans       Supreme court starts Berlusconi hearing     Milder Cyprus bail-in terms unveiled     Hussain elected president of Pakistan     Security forces fear change in Zimbabwe   Companies News   Big banks strive to bolster risk funds   UK bank reveals £12.8bn hole as it announced a £5.8bn rights issue, while German peer confirmed a plan to cut its balance sheet by as much as 20%       BP braces for long battle on spill claims     Publicis and Omnicom must fight for talent     EDF quits US nuclear market over shale gas     Chrysler cuts guidance as profits rise   Markets   Equities struggle to make fresh headway   US and European stocks lack momentum as caution mounts ahead of Fed meeting and US jobs data, but Nikkei snaps four-day losing run       Biotech rides wave of investor euphoria     Fundamentals vs the Fed: which will win?     Shale boom sparks derivatives upheaval     Metals prices slide ahead of Fed decision   Financial Times - Comment   The hurdles the next Fed chair must clear   For the most important policy decision, the president has set out a job description for the ideal candidate that is insipid, narrow and out of date       The world must learn to deal with failure     A glimpse into advertising's renaissance     Israelis need to drop the dreaming     UK drifts into another migration muddle   Financial Times - Management   Ambitions to be good at rubbish   Jonathan Short used to squash and bale up bottles bound for China but saw the chance to become a UK recycling pioneer       It's time for educators to learn new tricks     Shall I quit my safe, boring job?         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.