In today's FT: Obama and Rouhani revive nuclear talks, ICAP staff f...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Wednesday September 25 2013     UK Homepage   Obama and Rouhani revive nuclear talks   US president tells UN there is 'the basis for a meaningful agreement as he instructs Kerry to 'pursue this effort with the Iranian government'       ICAP staff face Libor charges     Conoco in landmark Alaska drone flight         Video   China, fertiliser and Russia   China's sovereign wealth fund has converted its bonds in Russia's Uralkali into equity. As the world's largest consumer of potash, a stake in the world's largest producer of the material used in fertiliser seems like a strategic move. But a lot of unknowns loom over Uralkali and its strategy. Lex's Rob Armstrong and Julia Grindell discuss the move.   US homepage   JPMorgan eyes $4bn 'pay for peace' deal   Packaging these mortgage issues together would help JPMorgan edge closer to settling an unprecedented slate of regulatory and legal action       Fed probes for leaks ahead of policy news     AIG chief censured over race remarks   Europe homepage   SocGen looks for eastern European partner   After two years of fixing the balance sheet, chief executive Frédéric Oudéa is putting emerging markets at the heart of his strategy       Brussels holds out for German coalition     Applied Materials in $10bn deal for rival   Asia homepage   China considers faster cut in pollution   China is looking at scaling back the pollution that has made it the world's biggest greenhouse gas emitter faster than expected, according to Lord Stern       Women only to work in Saudi centre     S Korea reopens $8bn fighter jet contest   World News   Kenya president says terrorists 'defeated'   Kenyan police said they would update the total once they had counted the bodies trapped inside the wreckage of the collapsed building       SPD split over alliance with centre-right     Qatar rethinks role in regional politics     Rousseff attacks US spying at UN     Guinness faces binge-drinking backlash   Companies News   Nokia chair admits Elop pay-off 'accident'   Admission over crucial difference in contracts is an embarrassing moment for Risto Siilasmaa as national furore in Finland grows       Sales of Italian groups trigger backlash     Dexia offloads asset management unit     Intesa Sanpaolo chief in boardroom battle     Club Med bidders are dealt court blow   Markets   S&P 500 falls for fourth straight day   The US equity benchmark has given back all of the sharp rally that took it to a record high immediately after the Federal Reserve's decision not to taper       Companies tap fierce floating debt demand     Chicago upstart takes on Vix 'fear gauge'     M&A charge jolts 'animal spirits' to life     BoE lacks tools to prick property bubble   Comment   Germany's strange parallel universe   A huge structural current account surplus does not just export products – it also exports bankruptcy       Syria shows why Europe needs muscle     Tech's crystal ball offers a hazy view     Kenya attack jeopardises  justice     Europe must not regulate the internet   Management   Disrupters in the right place at the right time   The brothers behind Poland's Nowy Styl furniture group have thrived in the years after the fall of communism, writes Jan Cienski       Corporate beasts are their own enemy     Should I keep pregnancy quiet?         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.