METALS-Aluminium tumbles as U.S. extends deadline for Rusal wind-down
* GRAPHIC-2018 asset returns: http://tmsnrt.rs/2jvdmXl (Updates with closing prices)
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UPDATE 2-European shares supported by financials; UBS disappoints
* Metro sinks as analysts digest Friday profit warning (For a live blog on European stocks, type LIVE/ in an Eikon news window)
EU mergers and takeovers (April 23)
The following are mergers under review by the European Commission and a brief guide to the EU merger process:
UPDATE 1-LME plans nickel closing price experiment
The London Metal Exchange (LME) is planning to move end-of-day pricing of the benchmark three-month nickel contract from open outcry to its electronic trading platform for a trial period, LME chief Matt Chamberlain said on Monday.
UPDATE 1-EU opens competition probe into Apple's bid for music app Shazam
* Apple can address competition worries with concessions (Adds details)
EU investigators to investigate Apple's bid for Shazam
EU antitrust regulators opened on Monday an investigation into iPhone maker Apple's bid for British music discovery app Shazam, concerned that the deal may hurt competition.
LME to temporarily move nickel closing prices out of ring
The London Metal Exchange (LME) is planning to temporarily move end-of-day pricing of the benchmark three-month nickel contract from open outcry to its electronic trading platform, the exchange's chief executive Matt Chamberlain said on Monday.
Elliott discloses 5.1 pct stake in UK software firm Micro Focus
Elliott Capital Advisors L.P on Monday disclosed a 5.1 percent stake in British software firm Micro Focus International Plc.
UPDATE 6-Oil falls after U.S. signal on Russia sanctions batters commods
* Strong demand, OPEC cuts still support prices overall (Updates with comment, refreshes prices)
UPDATE 2-UK judge orders extradition of Agrokor founder Todoric
A British judge ordered the extradition of Ivica Todoric, the founder of indebted Croatian food group Agrokor, to Croatia to face charges related to an alleged 110-million-euro ($134.54 million) fraud.