PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - May 10

Headlines - Anglo American's South Africa investors open to improved BHP bid - Todd Boehly's investment house in advanced talks to buy private credit firm - Jeff Zucker expresses regret over failed Telegraph deal - Supplier to Boeing and Airbus warns against break-up of Northern Ireland facility Overview - Anglo American's key South African shareholders are open to a takeover offer from BHP, despite government concerns that the miner's more than 30 billion pounds ($37.53 billion) proposal is bad for Africa's most industrialised economy.

The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines - Anglo American's South Africa investors open to improved BHP bid - Todd Boehly's investment house in advanced talks to buy private credit firm - Jeff Zucker expresses regret over failed Telegraph deal - Supplier to Boeing and Airbus warns against break-up of Northern Ireland facility

Overview - Anglo American's key South African shareholders are open to a takeover offer from BHP, despite government concerns that the miner's more than 30 billion pounds ($37.53 billion) proposal is bad for Africa's most industrialised economy. - U.S. financier Todd Boehly's investment house Eldridge Industries is in advanced talks to buy European private credit firm Hayfin Capital Management. - RedBird IMI boss Jeff Zucker said he regrets not completing the acquisition of the Spectator magazine last year before being dragged into a months-long UK government probe that ultimately blocked the deal. - The head of Spirit AeroSystems UK has warned the potential break-up of its Northern Ireland operations in the event of a sale would be "extremely detrimental" to their future and the region's aerospace industry. ($1 = 0.7993 pounds) (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)

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