In today's FT: Carney tears up rule book on bank help, Merkel gains...

 
 
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Friday October 25 2013
 
 
UK Homepage
 
Carney tears up rule book on bank help
 
Governor announces dramatic easing of central bank's attitude towards financial companies with funding difficulties, in contrast to predecessor
 
 
 
Merkel gains ally in US intelligence fight
 
 
Japanese inflation nears 5-year high
 
 
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Core questions at Credit Suisse
 

Shares in Credit Suisse dropped after third-quarter results and a restructuring exercise that will create a non-core division. Lex's Vincent Boland and Oliver Ralph discuss the changes.

 
US homepage
 
Twitter cautious ahead of $14bn IPO
 
Messaging platform has been anxious to avoid runaway valuations which dogged Facebook's offering, and will be valued at up to $13.9bn on diluted basis
 
 
 
Amazon pays for keeping up sales momentum
 
 
Business software sales boost Microsoft
 
Europe homepage
 
Icahn pushes for bigger Apple buyback
 
Activist investor sends a letter to Tim Cook calling for 'immediate' $150bn expansion to technology group's share buyback programme
 
 
 
Ford calls bottom of European car market
 
 
French football clubs strike over 75% tax
 
Asia homepage
 
One day in the life of Mikhail Khodorkovsky
 
Russia's most famous prisoner, the former oligarch who built Yukos oil and was seen at Davos and the White House, has now spent 10 years in remote prison camps
 
 
 
Bitcoin endorsed by top hedge fund manager
 
 
China paper calls for reporter's release
 
World News
 
Khodorkovsky warns crisis 'inevitable'
 
Ex-oligarch warns continuation of civil clampdown and Putin's return as president last year could eventually lead to a new explosion
 
 
 
Britain trumpets welcome to China
 
 
Merkel floats US privacy deal on spying
 
 
Central Bank of Cyprus in bail-in spotlight
 
 
Czech left heads for election victory
 
Companies News
 
RBS's 'bad bank' to sell property assets
 
Preferred bidder for a portfolio of British commercial property assets, which has a guide price of £63m, is expected to be picked within two weeks
 
 
 
DuPont to spin off performance chemicals unit
 
 
Tesla admits $22bn market cap is 'high'
 
 
BofA to cut thousands of mortgage jobs
 
 
Dougan cuts back at Credit Suisse
 
Markets
 
Stocks advance on reassuring China data
 
Wall Street moves higher as bulls continue to bet that extended Federal Reserve stimulus will help to support asset prices
 
 
 
Coffee price slides as Latin American beans flood market
 
 
Royal Mail float leads London IPO revival
 
 
Funds offer way to avert default by Argentina
 
 
China conjures up 'bad bank' magic trick
 
Comment
 
Why the BoE must gamble on growth
 
The job of policy makers is to shift the economy on to a better path. This means taking risks, even correcting errors later on
 
 
 
UK energy market needs a proper inquiry
 
 
Stop whining about US spying
 
 
Hair loss should not be a health priority
 
 
The gun that got into Jamie's bank
 
Management
 
Goldman Sachs' secret rapper
 
Jihan Bowes-Little lived a double life as a trader and hip-hop artist, scribbling lyrics while trading credit derivatives, but now his two worlds mix
 
 
 
Challengers to the iPad Air step up
 
 
Taking the rough with the smooth
 
 
 
 
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