In today's FT: BlackBerry agrees sale in $4.7bn cash deal, JPMorgan...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Tuesday September 24 2013     UK Homepage   BlackBerry agrees sale in $4.7bn cash deal   BlackBerry has seen its market value plummet from a peak of $83bn in 2008 to just $4.2bn ahead of the takeover announcement on Monday       JPMorgan faces US charges     Chrysler files for IPO         Video   Banks await rough trade records   With third-quarter results expected to expose vulnerabilities in fixed income, currency and commodity trading, Lex's Vincent Boland and Oliver Ralph discuss the shrunken investment banking landscape.   US homepage   Ex-FBI agent jailed over Yemen bomb plot leak   DoJ said Sachtleben had also pleaded guilty to charges of possessing child pornography found on his computer coincidentally in a separate inquiry       Citi to cut 1,000 jobs in mortgage unit     US manufacturers 'reshoring' from China   Europe homepage   Merkel says Europe policy 'will not change'   Angela Merkel declared that her re-election for a third term as German chancellor was 'a very strong vote for a united Europe'       US not ready to taper, says Fed official     Nairobi mall siege poised to end   Asia homepage   GlaxoSmithKline China sales under pressure   More headaches for UK pharmaceutical group as it faces threat of a substantial fine from allegations of bribery       Nairobi attack signals Africa terror rise     India suffers fresh currency concern   World News   Iran foreign minister to join negotiations   The meeting is the first part of a carefully-choreographed series of encounters designed to probe the intentions of the new Iranian government       FDP takes first painful steps to recovery     China pushes to join $4tn services talks     White House determined on debt ceiling     Israel offers boost to Palestinian economy   Companies News   BlackBerry watchers see an uphill struggle   At the heart of the debate about group's future are several key questions. First, will the remaining corporate customers remain loyal to the brand?       Bankia purges 800 external directors     Apple sells more than 9m of latest iPhones     Flipboard valued at $800m by fundraising     Regulators target fake online reviewers   Markets   Equities slip as US uncertainty persists   Lingering doubts about the prospects for US monetary and fiscal policy offset positive signals on the global economic recovery       Bond barons emerge winners in Fed move     Record renminbi fix shows drive to reform     NY Fed tests repo facility for rate rise     Apple jumps on strong new iPhone sales   Comment   Merkel the visionary is misunderstood   The German chancellor's key insight is that protecting the interests of German taxpayers does not conflict with the struggle to keep the euro alive       Economic consequences of Merkel's win     Merkel's bittersweet victory     Miliband needs Balls the pragmatist     Science can help us spot executive hubris   Management   Workaholics on the wagon   Because not all hard work is harmful, those individuals who toil excessively face an addiction that is particularly difficult to define       Profitable route to sustainable business     FD-Johnson     ESPN's 'Candy Dish'         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.