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The Financial Times reported late last night that Rupert Murdoch's negotiations with John Malone over Liberty Media's (LINTA) stake in News Corp. are reaching a "decisive stage":
US regulators are set to approve a long-standing request for ownership changes to News Corp television stations that could pave the way towards fresh talks between the media moguls.
This bit you'll find further down the article:
“We have had discussions with News Corp about them selling an asset to Liberty [in exchange for News Corp shares], which is more attractive for Liberty following the recent rise in News Corp’s share price,” Greg Maffei, chief executive of Liberty Media, told the Financial Times. “There are no guarantees a deal will get done this time, but there appears to be a confluence of events which could make it happen.”
Let's hope so.
NWS 1-yr chart:

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