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To view this email as a webpage, click here     Friday September 06 2013     UK Homepage   Markets bet on UK rate rise two years early   Reinforcing positive mood in financial markets on UK growth, benchmark 10-year government borrowing costs rose over 3% for the first time since 2011       G20 leaders split over Syria     Snowden lifts veil on code-breaking         Video   Ryanair: flying low   Shares in Ryanair, Europe's leading budget airline, dipped after it warned profits may be at the low end of guidance. Lex's Stuart Kirk and Nikki Tait discuss what is behind the turbulence and how Michael O'Leary, chief executive, plans to remedy this   US homepage   Optimism grows for developed economies   Government borrowing costs in US and Europe surge on anticipation central banks will increase interest rates earlier than previously thought       Apple probes conditions at China factory     Asian markets struggle to find fresh cues   Europe homepage   Watchdog launches Batista investigation   CVM said on Thursday it had opened an inquiry into whether Brazil's former richest man had broken market rules regulating disclosure of information       Mayer criticised as Yahoo logo falls flat     Fed frontrunner Summers faces his past   Asia homepage   Europe urges China to cede business control   Government regulators criticised for 'unfairly targeting' foreign companies in a series of recent corruption and monopoly investigations       G20 grapples with US policy fallout     Suntory nears Ribena and Lucozade deal   World News   Obama struggles to build case for action   Hawkish rhetoric from some officials such as US secretary of state John Kerry has so far failed to address scepticism in Congress over military strikes       France's Hollande takes a risk on Syria     Family sues over Pinochet era murder     'Looming sea level crisis' faces US     Mas eyes delay to Catalan referendum   Companies News   Ford says US car sales to hit 17m   Ford has fuelled the bullish mood in the US motor industry by predicting that car sales there will reach 17m in the next few years       Usmanov's Mail.ru cashes in on Facebook recovery     Timken decision to split cheers activists     Data broker attacked over transparency service     Russia steps up UK nuclear efforts   Markets   Huge Verizon bond tests debt appetite   The Verizon sale comes after a torrid summer for bonds. Yields, which move inversely to bond prices, have risen sharply since the Federal Reserve rattled markets in May       China's stimulus has more to show than US     Regulators take aim at serial lending     Jumbo US mortgage securitisation to jump     US crude oil leaps as inventories tumble   Comment   No one is left to enforce the rules   Europe's posture in the face of conflicts spreading in the Middle East is best described as hiding under the bedcovers       Syria and new divisions in US politics     Spooks need new ways to keep secrets     New York's farewell to America's mayor     A hunger for change at the top Down Under   Management   Sounds for future reference   The British Library archivist trying to save audio recordings is in a race against time before the material – or the machines that play it – become unusable       Testing Samsung's Galaxy Gear smartwatch     Job ads decoded: ninjas and gurus welcome         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.