In today's FT: Philippines struggles with typhoon legacy, Tories pu...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Monday November 11 2013     UK Homepage   Philippines struggles with typhoon legacy   The country is battling with the aftermath of the world's most powerful typhoon this year, which is thought to have affected 9.5m people       Tories put private hospitals on standby     ECB split stokes German backlash fears         Video   Twitter's advertising experiment   With under $500 in advertising revenue in the last year, Twitter has a long way to go before it becomes an advertising powerhouse. The FT's Emily Steel says marketers still view the social media network as an experiment   US homepage   Congress threatens fresh Iran sanctions   Kerry on defensive after criticism, while Iran blames France for blocking a historic agreement and Israel denounces US strategy on Tehran       Banks consider trader chat rooms ban     Democrats want US tax breaks slashed   Europe homepage   Greek no-confidence vote defeated   Coalition government survives challenge from radical leftwing Syriza party       KPMG treads new ground with fund     Franklin Templeton takes Ukraine gamble   Asia homepage   Renault-Nissan to miss electric cars target   A failure to create charging and support infrastructure for the vehicles has crippled sales and forced the company to pare back its expectations       Culture clash key to Cooper Tire stalemate     BP in fresh attempt to curb spill payouts   World News   Bloomberg quashes report to stay in China   Bloomberg says it will not publish investigative story into alleged financial dealings between China's richest man and Communist party officials       Argentina's Fernández picks new battle     Security fears over Lebanese Shia parades     China reform puts executives on defensive     Indian premier to shun Sri Lanka meeting   Companies News   US groups on target to raise record IPO sums   Resurgent interest has paved the way for 192 companies to raise $51.8bn from new issues, putting the market on track to rival dotcom boom       Alibaba rivals step up Single's Day push     Watchdog urged to probe metals markets     Apple and Samsung fight over patent award   Markets   Japanese stocks lead Asia gains   Bourses mostly higher, albeit modestly, as traders digest US jobs report and a raft of Chinese data       Capital Group urges rethink on indices     Investor campaigns double in three years   Comment   Iran will test Obama's game plan   A deal could retrospectively earn his 2009 Nobel Peace Prize, or show how easily he is outplayed by tougher opponents – the US Congress among them       Eurozone needs to get inflation up again     Right treatment for the Obamacare bug     Don't get too close to neighbours in space     The fight for food security in a crowded world   Management   Malcolm Walker, Iceland's evangelist   The chairman and chief executive of the much mocked British grocer is still restless after a long and turbulent career and recent TV fame       Why it is clever to pretend to be stupid     Stay steady while being spun out         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.