In today's FT: World Trade Center tower opens, Biggest banks face f...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Wednesday November 13 2013     UK Homepage   World Trade Center tower opens   The first tower in the $14bn redevelopment of the World Trade Center is having problems luring cost-wary corporations to take space in the development       Biggest banks face forex probe questions     Starbucks ordered to pay Kraft $2.7bn         Video   Vodafone invests for upturn   Vodafone's numbers were hit by weakness in Europe's mobile market and greater regulation. Lex's Oliver Ralph and Nikki Tait discuss why the UK telecoms operator is increasing spending and whether it is a takeover target.   US homepage   U2 and Madonna managers join Live Nation   Two of the world's largest touring acts join forces with the concert and venue promoter, making U2's long-serving manager approximately $30m       Twitter launches custom timelines     China pledge cements era of market forces   Europe homepage   Madrid in a mess over rubbish strike   Walkout by 6,000 refuse collectors and street cleaners in Madrid leaves the city overflowing with rubbish as unions and city officials blame each other       Goldman bet looks beyond hedge fund gloom     EU agrees €135.5bn budget for 2014   Asia homepage   South Korea and Russia launch $500m fund   Investment fund to be administered jointly by the two countries seeking to triple direct investment over the next two years       L&T warns of India investment crunch     US to send additional aid to Philippines   World News   Typhoon raises tsunami response questions   As agencies seek to avoid mistakes made after the 2004 tsunami and other crises, observers fear the international relief system remains inadequate       Israel's homes plan angers Palestinians     Iran's Arak plant shows depth of distrust     Protesters flock to Commonwealth summit     German parties seek votes on EU issues   Companies News   Settlement unlocks US Airways-AMR deal   The deal will cut the number of daily departures the merged airlines would otherwise have operated in a 'shift' of the industry landscape       ICE seals $10bn Euronext deal with IPO plan     Loeb's Third Point takes stake in FedEx     CME defies trends by hiking trading fees     Blankfein rejects 'wholesale' change   Markets   Stocks soft as bond yields inch up   US and European equities edge back amid continuing uncertainty over when the Federal Reserve might start reducing its stimulus measures       London wins first offshore renminbi issue     IEA warns of future oil supply crunch     Jobs data dramas defy search for logic     Rates outlook drives leveraged loans   Comment   Why Draghi was right to cut rates   National divisions on standard monetary policy decisions undermine the legitimacy of the monetary union       The design flaws that cause explosions     America's oil finds will be limited     Business is not simply war and peace     Outsourcing could lose public support   Management   Woven into the industrial fabric   As the recession hit customers, Andrew Seal of SIL Holdings, the wool company founded by his father, bought them up to protect his business       Ultimately failure punishes us all     Should you look beyond tried and tested talent pools?     Shrinking hotel rooms         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.