Reports: BofA eyes sale of Merrill Lynch assets

Two published reports say Bank of America Corp. is in talks with Blackstone Group LP over a possible deal to sell real estate assets previously owned by Merrill Lynch to the private-equity firm. The reports in the Financial Times and Wall Street Journal on Tuesday each cited unidentified persons ...

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