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To view this email as a webpage, click here     Tuesday September 17 2013     UK Homepage   At least 13 killed in Washington shooting   Police said one gunman had been killed at the office complex but late on Monday called off the search for a second attacker       Lloyds move seen as vote of confidence in UK     Cable warns coalition split is 'possible'         Video   Kolding time on Danske Bank chief   Danske Bank has ousted Eivind Kolding as CEO, depositing Thomas Borgen as his replacement. Lex's Vincent Boland and Oliver Ralph discuss this surprise move and the challenges facing the bank   US homepage   Obama blinked first in battle for Summers   Capitol Hill insiders say the White House never made a substantive case with senators for the former Treasury secretary       Rousseff to decide if US visit will go ahead     JPMorgan in talks to pay $800m fine   Europe homepage   UN finds 'clear' use of sarin in Syria   Inspectors decline to apportion blame for chemical weapons attack near Damascus in report that followed reports of a US-Russian split over the terms of a resolution       Markets rally on dovish Fed chair hopes     Turkey's ruling party to tweet the 'truth'   Asia homepage   China intensifies internet crackdown   The appearance of a chastened Chinese-American blogger on state TV and new internet laws highlight Beijing's desire to restrict online discourse       Goldman names chief information officer     Thai rally belies underlying problems   World News   The 'taper': what it means outside the US   While the Fed might judge the US to be fit enough to start ending its monetary stimulus, tapering could pose a real headache for decision-makers elsewhere       Dutch forecast to miss EU deficit target     Anti-euro party drums up Berlin support     Algeria's Bouteflika reshuffles cabinet   Companies News   Regulator to probe PwC over Berkeley   FRC to look into independence of accounts reporting and the role of Glyn Barker, a PwC partner who became a non-executive director on Berkeley's board       Lynch makes first venture investment     Barclays contests £50m rules breach fine     Kolding loses helm as Danske loses course     TCI presses EADS on Dassault stake sale   Markets   Stocks rise after Summers quits Fed race   World equities gain ground while the dollar and Treasury yields retreat on the view that more dovish Yellen is now main choice to lead US Fed       EM currencies lifted by easy policy hopes     Summers' exit sparks a relief rally     Nigeria SWF makes maiden investment     Bernanke's Maradona swerve hits bonds   Comment   Missiles alone cannot secure US credibility   Obama understands the cost of military mistakes and has grasped the fact that America's global strength rests on its economic strength       Vote on EU will not help Cameron's critics     Ignore the doomsayers on Europe     Tapering threatens a stormy outlook     Syria could offer an opportunity for Iran   Management   Zen and the art of management   Leading executives talk about why meditation is essential to the way they do their jobs as well as to how they live their lives       Get off the pitch for boardroom ideas     Tales from the other Arab uprising     Ford's German vox pop         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.