In today's FT: Miliband calls energy groups ‘predatory’, US debt ce...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Friday October 11 2013     UK Homepage   Miliband calls energy groups 'predatory'   Labour leader says 'The big divide in Britain is between those who want to fix broken markets and those who want to defend broken markets'       US debt ceiling crisis talks under way     Big banks plan for missed US payment         Video   Melrose portfolio churn   Melrose Industries, the London-listed engineering turnround specialist, has sold two lifting gear and materials handling companies to private equity group KKR for just over $1bn. Lex's Vincent Boland and Nikki Tait discuss Melrose's strategy   US homepage   New York Fed sued over Goldman oversight   Carmen Segarra says her superiors interfered with her work examining the bank and expressed concern it would be harmed by her criticism       Google shifts €8.8bn royalties to Bermuda     BlackBerry co-founders explore bid   Europe homepage   Italy taps post office to rescue Alitalia   Reports Poste Italiane might take €75m stake while government would offer €75m credit guarantees and a further shareholder capital increase       Foxconn admits student labour violations     'Swanky bishop' alienates his German flock   Asia homepage   Sachin Tendulkar to retire on 200 Tests   The legendary cricketer and Indian superstar, regarded as one of the best batsmen the sport has seen, will retire from the game in November       China tests water for carbon market     HK exchange prepares for US bond default   World News   Lew: US at risk without debt ceiling rise   Treasury secretary attacked Republican claims the administration could simply prioritise debt payments over other obligations to avoid default       Netanyahu warns UK on Iran ties     Fernández health scare exposes Argentina     UN backs peace plan for African nation     French interior minister battles far right   Companies News   Deal expresses confidence in US shale gas   Acquisition, which will increase Regency's enterprise value by about 65 per cent, displeased the market, some analysts concerned at high leverage       Aluminium producers vent fury at LME     Feelgood factor returns to the City     $100m to promote Arab entrepreneurship     Fiat-Chrysler chief denies talking down IPO   Markets   Stocks rally on hopes for US debt deal   Optimism that a temporary extension to the US debt limit can be agreed drives equities and commodities sharply higher while gold and Treasury prices retreat       US eyes cutting ethanol usage     Debt impasse exposes market Achilles heel     Hedge funds profit from Greek opportunity     Costs surge for chocolate makers   Comment   America's retreat threatens China's rise   Just as the US is scaling back its provision of global security, so it is taking a more hard-edged view of its role as guarantor of the open economic system       Beware Britain's absurd property trap     Why the Nobel is still the greatest prize     The dangers of flawed privatisations     Gender matters in central banking   Management   Keeper of the housekeepers   To keep rooms spick and span at London's Claridge's hotel requires the art of invisibility and an eye for detail       The ever watchful camera at home     Will Kate Moss put Topshop back in fashion?         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.