Bloomberg The publisher of Britain’s Daily Mail newspaper is interested in buying Yahoo! Inc.’s media and news properties, according to a person familiar with the matter, and is in talks to join with potential bidders who would carve up the U.S. Internet company. “Discussions are at a very early stage,” a representative for Daily Mail said on Monday in an ...

Bloomberg Ukraine’s bonds rose the most in a month after Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk resigned, boosting speculation a new cabinet will help end two months of infighting and pave the way for resuming international aid payments. The yield on the eastern European nation’s $1.65 billion note due September 2019 fell 26 basis points to 9.70 percent, the biggest drop since ...

BUDAPEST / AFP Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s cabinet will ask lawmakers to rescind a law that barred all but a few shops from staying open on Sundays, Orban’s chief of staff Antal Rogan told reporters on Monday. The government recognized that most people are opposed to the ban and wants to avoid a referendum called by an opposition party ...

Bloomberg Tata Steel Ltd., part of India’s biggest conglomerate, agreed to sell its European long-products steel business to Greybull Capital LLP and started the formal sales process to exit the wider U.K. steel industry. The agreement covers its Scunthorpe steelworks in England, as well as mills in Teesside and northern France, according to a statement from the Indian company’s U.K. ...

Bloomberg Rosneft OJSC became Russia’s most valuable company as its market capitalization exceeded that of natural gas exporter Gazprom PJSC for the first time since its shares began trading in 2006. Rosneft shares rose 4.8 percent in London by 12:02 p.m., boosting the value of Russia’s largest oil producer to $52 billion. Gazprom gained 0.3 percent, raising its market capitalization ...

Bloomberg Britain’s antitrust watchdog urged the European Union to block CK Hutchison Holdings Ltd.’s plan to create the country’s biggest mobile phone operator, wading into a row two months ahead of a U.K. vote on its future in Europe. The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority, which failed to wrest the deal review from the European Commission, said that what Hutchison ...

Bloomberg When it comes to inflation, bond traders are finally starting to listen to the Federal Reserve. After trying, and failing, to convince investors the steep drop-off in inflation in the past year was just a short-term blip, the Fed is now winning them over. Since mid-February, the outlook for consumer-price gains has soared from post-crisis lows as oil rebounds ...

NEW YORK / Reuters Argentina settled with additional creditors holding defaulted sovereign bonds for $253 million, Daniel Pollack, the court-appointed mediator in the long-running case, said. The agreements in principle reached late last week with several groups of creditors bring the aggregate amount of settled claims to approximately $8 billion, the statement said. “In my capacity as Special Master, with ...

Bloomberg Hedge funds betting that oil’s rally was over missed an 11 percent gain after U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly fell. Short positions in West Texas Intermediate crude jumped 35 percent in the week ended April 5, according to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The next day, the government reported a 4.94 million-barrel drop in U.S. oil inventories, the first ...

Reuters Mexico expects gold and silver production this year to drop while copper output will be flat as low prices continue to weigh on the sector, the government’s top mining official said in an interview. Mario Cantu, the economy ministry’s general mining coordinator, said gold output this year is estimated to reach about 120,000 kilograms, or down nearly 4 percent ...