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To view this email as a webpage, click here     Monday August 05 2013     UK Homepage   Lloyds chief eyes dividend bonanza   Chief executive António Horta-Osório aims to pay out up to 70 per cent of the bank's earnings in dividends within three years       Apple veto threatens patent security push     TCI pushes EADS to ditch Dassault stake         Video   To-do list for RBS chief   RBS has confirmed that its head of retail, Ross McEwan, will become chief executive, replacing Stephen Hester. Lex's Vincent Boland and Oliver Ralph discuss whether Mr McEwan will be able to make his mark on the bank and steer it back to the private sector.   Financial Times - US homepage   Wall St falls out of love with commodities   Fact that JPMorgan is considering a sale of its physical portfolio is clearest sign yet that Wall Street's commodities trading boom has fizzled out       Miners return to hedging gold     Guidance will put Carney's stamp on BoE   Financial Times - Europe homepage   Rohani sworn in as Iran's president   Cleric vows to walk the path of detente with the world as he prepares to tackle the nuclear stand-off that has left Iran's economy in tatters       Setback for Ecclestone over F1 sale case     Tsvangirai fights against Zimbabwe odds   Financial Times - Asia homepage   Rudd calls Australia poll for September 7   Australia's prime minister, who has closed the gap on the opposition Liberals, hopes to capitalise on a honeymoon period with voters to snatch victory       Ramadan boosts profits in Indonesia     Yes Bank loses shine as rupee struggles   World News   British minister attacks EU oil price probe   Alan Duncan, international development minister and former oil trader, says move to investigate alleged price fixing is political posturing       Spain threatens retaliation on Gibraltar     Fonterra recall shakes China confidence     States wage war of words over 'Obamacare'     Senator grapples with financial 'octopus'   Companies News   Batista faces legal action from investors   Brazil's former richest man confronted with allegations of insider trading as anger mounts over the near collapse of his oil company OGX       Huawei plans City base for global finances     Banks' 'living wills' start to take shape     Publicis chief puts accent on loyalty     Vodafone seeks €1bn damages from Tel Italia   Markets   Oil markets: The danger of distortion   Governments are deliberating whether to impose more supervision on how prices are calculated – but more oversight could make matters more opaque       US shale gas boom a one-off, says BG     Tread carefully on infrastructure   Financial Times - Comment   Actually, Washington ain't that bad   Critics on both left and right overlook the fact that DC's gridlock reflects the country that elects it – which is a mass of contradictions       The dying art of stealing elections     Why Yellen should lead the Fed     Europe needs more than a new rule book     The Entrepreneurial State   Financial Times - Management   Enough limelight for both bosses   The chief executive of Dyson says he is inspired by the UK company's eponymous inventor and is definitely not standing in his shadow       Abuse of language keeps going forward     FT MBA Challenge: global team-building     Sport officiation producer         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.