In today's FT: Bundesbank warns of property bubble, Starbucks chief...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Tuesday October 22 2013     UK Homepage   Bundesbank warns of property bubble   Report says property in biggest German cities overvalued by up to 20%, adding to concerns on loose ECB monetary policy and impact of foreign investors       Starbucks chief defends China coffee prices     Obama admits botched online healthcare launch         Video   New nuclear ambition for UK   The UK government has struck a deal with the French utility EDF to build the country's first new nuclear plant since the mid-90s. Lex's Julia Grindell and Vincent Boland discuss the terms of the agreement.   US homepage   Banker sues over being blamed for 'Whale'   Former JPMorgan banker Achilles Macris files claim against UK's FCA alleging he was unfairly identified and criticised in settlement papers       Netflix surges as it tops 40m subscribers     Evans to retire from Goldman   Europe homepage   Paris protests over claims of US spying   Laurent Fabius, foreign minister, summons the US's French ambassador after Le Monde newspaper reports that the NSA spied on the country's telecoms       Eni chief warns on impact of shale gas     Earnings and QE optimism support stocks   Asia homepage   Murdoch to launch India soccer tournament   Star India brought in as a joint investor in deal giving the media subsidiary of 21st Century Fox about a third of sponsorship rights for the tournament       Ex-UBS banker faces US extradition     Consortium wins Brazil oilfield auction   World News   'Obamacare' site suffers from poor health   Experts say problem lies in the testing process and decision to roll out the entire system to all Americans at once – contrary to technology industry best practice       New York turns on to shale gas     Iran considers cutting cash handouts     Bahrain seeks to boost tear gas supplies     Pope grills Germany's 'bishop of bling'   Companies News   BSkyB and Twitter in football tie-up   Joint project will share real-time highlights of Uefa Champions League football games including instant replays of the best goals and interviews       UK leads race to debt and equity markets     Commodities traders face more competition     SFO narrows Libor charges     First down and $10 in athlete IPO   Markets   Dollar biggest victim in US debt drama   Since last week's deal, currency has fallen against almost all major rivals and remains near an eight-month low against basket of six principal ones       Forget fundamentals, Fed liquidity is king     M&A bonds surge to highest in six years     G4S enjoys relief rally on M&A hopes     Rough ride in store for EM currencies   Comment   Watch out for a European Tea Party   The big danger to the single currency in the coming year is that the political consensus that underpins the euro could come unstuck       Cameron must fear narrow election win     US must prove its politics still works     An expensive and blinkered nuclear deal     Bail-ins are no better than fool's gold   Management   Nokia's diaspora starts again   The handset maker's decline has generated a wave of entrepreneurship led by former employees in its native Finland       Leaders need trust more than Twitter     Crane maker's move from profit to loss     Relaunch of Guinness Foreign Extra         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.