In today's FT: Q&A: Iran nuclear agreement, Relief sweeps Tehran on...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Monday November 25 2013     UK Homepage   Q&A: Iran nuclear agreement   Deal imposes limits and rollbacks on Tehran's nuclear programme in exchange for a modest easing of sanctions said by the US to be worth $7bn       Relief sweeps Tehran on landmark deal     Google showcase comes at a premium         Video   Mutual benefit   Nationwide, Britain's largest building society, is creating a new form of financial instrument to raise capital and remain a mutual. Lex's Oliver Ralph and Joseph Cotterill discuss whether this can lift the spirits of the mutuals sector.   US homepage   US banks threaten to charge for deposits   Companies and individuals could have to pay to leave money in the bank if Fed cuts interest on bank reserves to offset an eventual 'tapering'       Apple buys Israeli motion sensor maker     Cinda to buy more bad debt after IPO   Europe homepage   Swiss voters reject wage caps in referendum   Swiss voters have decisively rejected a radical proposal that would have made it illegal for companies to pay any of their staff more than 12 times the wage of their lowest earner.       Tibet ruling strains Spain-China relations     US shale boom hits LNG industry   Asia homepage   Outsider Widodo tipped for national role   Jakarta governor Joko Widodo has risen from mayor of a small town to being tipped as a frontrunner in Indonesia's 2014 presidential elections       Judge criticises BP over compensation     Fed's Bernanke on a mission to explain   World News   Disagreements emerge over Iran accord   Pact still leaves Iran with substantial nuclear infrastructure which western experts believe could produce the material for a bomb within six months       Iran deal does limited things     Protests in Kiev over delay on EU deal     Japan anger at China air zone over disputed islands     Marikana inquiry paints grim picture   Companies News   GE to fix ice defect on Dreamliner engine   Temporary thrust loss prompts Japan Airlines to say it would not use the Boeing 787 on its routes from Tokyo to Delhi, Singapore and Sydney       Big US banks back new bond trade venue     Global gas revolution gets under way     Trafigura reduces Puma Energy stake     European telecoms revenue fall accelerates   Markets   Cross-border dispute resolution is weak, warns Iosco   Watchdog says further disputes will erupt and multiply in number – especially as capital markets in emerging nations swell in size and importance       'Chocfinger' hit by tough cocoa market   Comment   Moocs are no magic bullet for Americans   It makes only marginal difference whether a student is educated by a computer or a live human if the content is irrelevant to the jobs market       Europe will struggle even to disintegrate     Ukraine needs help to shake off Russia     Where India has an advantage over China     Game of two halves for Spain's Rajoy   Management   David Childs, Clifford Chance   The outgoing head of one of the world's biggest law firms explains what it takes to the weather hard times since the financial crisis of 2008       It is better to be a cokehead than a blockhead     Unfair demands on your free time     Stairway to health         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.