In today's FT: Lord Libor trio put ICAP at scandal’s heart, JPMorga...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Thursday September 26 2013     UK Homepage   Lord Libor trio put ICAP at scandal's heart   Former brokers have been charged with wire fraud and conspiracy for 'repeatedly spreading false information to banks and investors around the world'       JPMorgan in $11bn settlement talks     Ellison team storms to America's Cup victory         Video   UK utilities face price freeze   Lex's Rob Armstrong and Vincent Boland on the fight Ed Miliband has picked with the UK's electricity utility companies, which see a price freeze as a threat to capital investment   US homepage   US could run out of funds by October 17   The US government could run out of money to pay its debts on October 17, the Treasury secretary has warned       Stocks slip amid fears of US shutdown     BlackBerry shares fall on Fairfax bid doubts   Europe homepage   Osborne takes EU to court over bonus cap   UK Treasury says cap on bank payouts threatens moves to increase financial stability. 'These rules will undermine this by pushing fixed pay up'       Nokia chairman asked Elop to return cash     NY mayoral frontrunner takes on Wall St   Asia homepage   Companies rush to sell long-term debt   At least 10 benchmark deals of $1bn were set to price on Wednesday, while issuance of 5-10 year Japanese corporate bonds is the highest since 1998       Budget shows S Korea's economic challenges     Twitter launches alerts to boost usage   World News   EU steps up its courtship of Ukraine   The EU is stepping up its courtship of Ukraine as a tug-of-war with Russia for influence in eastern Europe escalates       Kerry and Zarif to meet at UN in New York     Cruz eggs and ham leave bitter aftertaste     Strauss-Kahn embarks on new career     Schäuble expected to keep finance job   Companies News   Court papers tell how 'Lord Libor' wanted more   US and UK authorities claim Colin Goodman was the hub of a 'brazen' scheme to manipulate the yen Libor rate to enrich himself and his colleagues       Nets owner and funds eye Uralkali stakes     Barclays retreats from 100 wealth markets     Alibaba dream over for HK stock exchange     Tokyo Electron may spark off deals   Markets   Fed policy was not leaked early, says study   Virtu finding is in contrast to Nanex's claim that asset prices moved at exactly 2pm in both New York and Chicago when the decision was announced on September 18       US lawmakers pressure CFTC over new rules     UK share ownership moves overseas     Iron ore seen sliding as new supplies hit     China's changes favour kiwi over Aussie   Comment   Why regulators are watching JPMorgan   In his efforts to repair the damage, Dimon put his bank under a far brighter spotlight than it needed to be, at a hefty price to its investors and reputation       Modi fills a void of Congress's making     Scant choice in UK's 2015 election     Power politics drives shift in Iran     Forward guidance and home economics   Management   How to keep your indie soul   It can be a challenge for small, independent brands to maintain their spirit as they expand but growth does not automatically mean a loss of intimacy       Corporate America's odd silence on guns     'The Firm', by Duff McDonald     Design space: Equalizer's pipe tool         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.