In today's FT: Osborne to launch Islamic bond plan, Feinstein deman...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Tuesday October 29 2013     UK Homepage   Osborne to launch Islamic bond plan   Chancellor hopes that £200m bond or sukuk will act as a catalyst for the City to become a leading player in the $1tn sharia-compliant bond market       Feinstein demands total US intelligence review     Iran tries to lure back western oil groups         Video   Diamonds: Investor's best friend?   Alrosa priced its share offering on Monday at 35 roubles a share, valuing the world's largest rough diamond producer by volume at $8.1bn. Lex's Nikki Tait and Julia Grindell discuss the latest developments at the state-owned diamond miner.   US homepage   Apple upbeat over iPhone sales drive   Tim Cook says group was 'stronger than ever' and would consider returning more cash to shareholders, amid calls for increased buyback programme       Google accelerates Glass rollout     Briton charged with hacking US government   Europe homepage   Global stocks hover near six-year peaks   World equities traded at their highest levels since January 2008 amid expectations that the Federal Reserve will refrain from tapering QE until next year       EADS plans defence job cuts     G4S faces abuse claims at S African jail   Asia homepage   Mizuho's flaws opened doors to gangsters   A report into shady lending at Mizuho explains how yakuza managed to circumvent controls and extract about $2m from Japan's second-biggest bank       China-Japan tensions mount over Senkaku     Samsung talks apps with Silicon Valley   World News   US asks whether allies' spy fury is real   Some in Washington see European complaints as hypocritical and designed to gain an upper hand in broader negotiations about data sharing       Peronists battle as Fernández is crushed     Libya instability fuels EU migrant fears     Cosatu crisis exacerbates S Africa woes     Eurozone budget leniency criticised   Companies News   Deutsche Börse considers deal on Iran case   Exchange operator has always denied any wrongdoing but set aside $340m for any potential penalty       Swiss open criminal probe in F1 scandal     Batista creditors strike gasfield deal     Sprawling G4S faces questions over control     Radio broadcasters face tech challenge   Markets   New UK Bitcoin exchange to bar US clients   Coinfloor, which is being pitched by its founders as a forum for high-frequency trading in Bitcoin, will open initially only to customers in the UK and the rest of Europe       Thailand poised for $15bn of debt sales     Big banks muscle in on peer-to-peer lending     Moody's warns on rise in US bank lending     Gold jumps on hope of Fed taper delay   Comment   Rights abusers can breathe more easily   Lofty western principles are being undermined by a desire to please the powerful in countries with a more selective approach to justice       The paradox at the heart of UK posturing     London can be an Islamic finance hub     Leaks have eroded US control of the web     A wobbly 'march of the makers'   Management   Life with a narcissistic manager   Self-obsession can take executives to the top and drive business success, but the trait can also carry downside risks       A €15,000 bathtub? Hair shirts fit better     Takeda looks outwards     Rebranding of HMV         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.