In today's FT: Value of US fuel exports soars, Crime agency fraud c...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Monday August 19 2013     UK Homepage   Value of US fuel exports soars   Data show how the domestic energy boom – led by expanding oil and natural gas production and higher prices – is reshaping its economy       Crime agency fraud chief quits     JPMorgan's China hiring under scrutiny         Video   Slower sailing builds Maersk profits   The shipping industry has been lost in a tide of overcapacity but Maersk has exceeded forecasts with a big rise in profits in its shipping division helped by big cost cuts. Lex's Stuart Kirk and Julia Grindell discuss the company's results.   US homepage   EU considers halting Egypt aid   After last week's escalation in violence, Brussels is likely to recommend a block on funds earmarked to help Egypt in its transition towards democracy       Vineyard sales raise laundering fears     CME under fire for Brent scheme   Europe homepage   Chinese try to derail India-US tyre deal   Workers at Chengshan Group strike over acquisition by Apollo Tires of India of the US-based Cooper Tire, citing the potential debt burden and culture clash       Canary Wharf set to double jobs     Telcos lobby to relax privacy rules   Asia homepage   Bo trial to begin on Thursday   Bo's downfall after his wife was accused of murdering British businessman Neil Heywood is set to result in one of China's most celebrated show trials       Lee Hsien Loong vows shift in strategy     India rules out further capital controls   World News   Iraq's al-Qaeda radicalises Syria crisis   Isis thought to be committed to immediate establishment of Islamic state, and has been accused of brutalising local population       Mexico gang leader Ramirez held by army     Greek bondholders seek compensation     Merkel campaigns with sermon for faithful     Boom in plastic money as Nigerians spend   Companies News   Jobs disappoints on US box office debut   Critics were unkind to the film, and co-founder Steve Wozniak engaged in a public war of words over the accuracy of its portrayal of Jobs' role       BT's challenge to Sky sport scores well     Doctors face claims over drug marketing     Goldman seeks to promote bond platform     Dropbox faces cloud storage competition   Markets   Tapering pushes investors towards risk   Since Ben Bernanke announced his QE tapering plan on June 19 investors have been driven towards riskier corners of the debt markets       Freepoint in $110m oil production deal     Capital glut desperately needs guidance     Damages sought for Libor fixing     FTSE 350 companies struggle to grow   Comment   Last US frontier shows need for government   Thanks to local and state spending, funding of public goods across the US is in better shape than many people realise or admit       Resource nationalism has many faces     European fables fall short of reality     Football will never be the same again     Search for safety in the race for Asia   Management   Feike Sijbesma, DSM chief   The head of the Dutch nutrition and chemicals company wants to transform global manufacturing into an environmentally sustainable activity       LinkedIn should look for Girl Guidance     Used mannequin dealer     FT MBA Challenge: having relevant ideas         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.