In today's FT: UK begins to emerge from the doldrums, Crédit Agrico...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Tuesday August 06 2013     UK Homepage   UK begins to emerge from the doldrums   Mark Carney's imminent BoE framework on 'forward guidance', focusing on interest rates, comes at significant moment as expectations rise       Crédit Agricole posts results by accident     Equities pause as markets digest data         Video   Dassault Aviation - heading for the exit?   Activist shareholder TCI has demanded that EADS sell its €4bn stake in Dassault Aviation. Lex's Stuart Kirk and Vincent Boland discuss whether EADS should, and could, sell the stake.   Financial Times - US homepage   Washington Post sold to Bezos for $250m   Jeff Bezos makes first foray into print journalism that will shake up the newspaper sector.       President renews call for housing reforms     Sony rebuffs entertainment spin-off proposal   Financial Times - Europe homepage   South Korea criticises Obama's Apple veto   Trade ministry to monitor separate looming patent decision that could result in a ban on imports of some Samsung smartphones and tablets into the US       EU defers China telecoms trade case     Sky-high demand for luxury New York flats   Financial Times - Asia homepage   China Resources arm faces theft accusations   Unit of HK-listed China conglomerate hit by claims of illegal asset transfers in case involving UK investors in Hainan island       HSBC results dented by emerging markets     Fonterra apologises to Chinese consumers   World News   Turkey's ex-chief of staff given life sentence   Ergenekon case seen by some as key step towards democratisation by holding military to account, but others say it is little more than witch hunt       Diplomats strive to avoid Egypt bloodshed     Germans' fear of American spying surges     Marina Berlusconi tipped as successor     Major League baseball players suspended   Companies News   HSBC faces $1.6bn payout over mortgages   UK lender says the damages, which stem from a US regulator's lawsuit in 2011 against 18 international financial groups, are larger than forecast       BP denies regulator's price-fixing claim     Hub International to be sold for $4.4bn     Indian industrials hurt by slowdown     EADS activist puts Paris on the spot   Markets   Dip in US bankruptcies aids investors   The same trends pushing filings lower also underpin the improved credit quality of ABS created from pools of credit card and other debt       Investors in US homes eye sales options     Bank of England risks blow to credibility     Pressure is on for Aussie weakness     Dairy recall hits New Zealand dollar   Financial Times - Comment   Erdogan erodes media freedom   The Turkish prime minister's intolerance of criticism is in danger of destroying what is left of the independence of the press and broadcasters       Political strategists barely affect elections     Al-Qaeda's new tactic: prison breaks     Merkel will do what she has to get the vote     Italy has bigger problems than Berlusconi   Financial Times - Management   Singular behaviour   The number of people living alone is rising dramatically and brands are catching up with the diverse social and shopping habits of single households       It pays to award a bonus in advance     Volvo's road-trip offer     How to deal with boring work         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.