In today's FT: Mortgage watchdog seeks $6bn from BofA, Future of Lu...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Monday October 21 2013     UK Homepage   Mortgage watchdog seeks $6bn from BofA   Regulators at the FHFA are seeking a penalty of more than $6bn from BofA, compared with the $4bn to be paid by JPMorgan, according to people familiar with the matter       Future of Luxembourg's Juncker in doubt     HTC co-founder takes more prominent role         Video   Virtual games   Japan's SoftBank this week paid $1.5bn for a 50% stake in mobile device games company Supercell, while France's Ubisoft delayed launch of its widely anticipated video game Watch Dogs. Lex's Julia Grindell and Vincent Boland discuss the market challenges.   US homepage   Obama to address healthcare woes   The president is expected to address technical problems directly at a White House event on Monday morning in a sign of how serious they have become       Home rental bond secures credit rating     UK education system grabs China audience   Europe homepage   Caxton warns on US brinkmanship damage   Andrew Law says the shutdown and debt-ceiling debate in Washington had 'undoubtedly' caused damage to the country's economy       Brussels stands ground against Draghi     SPD unveils German coalition demands   Asia homepage   Indonesia's clans targeted ahead of poll   Widening probe has cast doubt on the integrity of the electoral process before next year's presidential and parliamentary votes       HTC hints at life beyond smartphones     Sin City set for securitisation showdown   World News   Hollande under fire over deportation   Decision to allow Roma girl to return to finish her schooling, but without the rest of her family, was attacked with equal ferocity by left and right       Republicans gear up to take on Tea Party     Protest law exposes splits in Egypt     Flug named Bank of Israel governor     US offers Pakistan $1.6bn ahead of talks   Companies News   Opinion divided on JPMorgan settlement   Much of Wall Street and many of its lawyers believe the government has pulled off a shakedown, using the implicit threat of criminal prosecution to rake in billions of dollars       AT&T sells cell towers for $4.9bn     Alcoa attacks 'short-sighted' LME     Primary insurers push for price cuts     Caxton chief stays modest on 'good year'   Markets   US awaits crucial data after shutdown   This week will see the US catch up with a swath of data releases, while third-quarter gross domestic product figures will put the UK in focus on Friday       Opposites devise clear plan for investing     Terra Firma to launch £1bn Infinis IPO   Comment   Stupid to think the Tea Party is brainless   The way to deal with the movement is to understand its motivation and the fact it is not finished yet       Italy misses the chance to reform     Iran starts to recognise its own decline     We should learn from the cold war     Doubts rise over Turkey's ties to west   Management   Joe Mansueto, Morningstar CEO   The genial and self-confident billionaire founder of the fund rating group gives staff leeway without losing control       Distraction beats doctors for back pain     Carpet cleaning artist     How to leave well         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.