In today's FT: Cameron launches attack on EU migration, RBS faces p...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Wednesday November 27 2013     UK Homepage   Cameron launches attack on EU migration   PM vows to deport vagrants, restrict the right of foreign nationals to benefits and calls for new rules to stop 'vast migrations'       RBS faces possible criminal probe     Banks face payments of $104bn, says S&P         Video   Bayer's dilemma   German healthcare group Bayer has made a €2bn bid for Norway's Algeta, hoping to gain full control over a potentially lucrative cancer drug. Lex's Nikki Tait and Vincent Boland weigh the companies' next moves.   US homepage   US bombers fly into China's defence zone   America insists that it will continue to operate in what it considers to be international air space despite a Chinese declaration over the zone in the East China Sea       Iran opens contacts with oil groups     Tax-exempt political groups face curbs   Europe homepage   Shares leap at 'battle ready' HP   Meg Whitman, chief executive, said group had ended financial year on a 'high note'. Success of turnround efforts would become clearer next year       Vivendi to split in two     Repsol likely to accept $5bn YPF offering   Asia homepage   Private equity suitors circle Compuware   Approaches to the Detroit-based group come less than a year after it spurned a $2.3bn offer from activist shareholder Elliott Partners       China's public sector seeks security help     China looks to limit interbank lending   World News   Ashton comes of age in Iran talks   Officials once scathing of UK diplomat are suddenly singing the peer's praises and EU ambassadors gave her team a standing ovation in Brussels       Dozens arrested in Cairo protests     Watchdog criticises Mexico's rights abuses     Putin leans on Kiev as protests persist     Financial crisis weighs on elderly   Companies News   Private equity holds $789bn in cash   Buyout groups' rising cash reflects fact they have taken longer to invest their funds since the crisis, as they have found fewer good opportunities       Aramark plans to raise up to $1bn in IPO     Burger King takes a bite at French market     Retailers pin festive hopes on Pinterest     Men's Wearhouse turns tables on suitor   Markets   Stocks struggle to find clear direction   S&P 500 touches fresh intraday record but struggles to maintain momentum, while oil prices stabilise after previous session's sharp swings       Bond market puts Fed anchor to test     Europe covered bond sales hit decade low     Investors misprice political risk     Non-bank lenders step up UK funding deals   Comment   Green growth is a worthwhile goal   Given the lack of certainty about the climate system, the wisest course is surely to drive cautiously       Movement in Europe needs to be less free     Olympics left Londoners out of pocket     An independent Scotland will thrive     After the Plenum, sell pianos and dairy   Management   From glad-rags to online riches   Sophia Amoruso saw that for today's consumers shopping and social media constantly collide and put this at the heart of her fashion website       Tips from a prolific public speaker     Is it wise to inform staff of future ownership plans?     Frequent flyer points for Christmas gifts         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.