BERLIN (Reuters) – An agreement on a bailout for German utility Uniper is in sight, with the state set to take a stake in the company, German government and parliamentary sources said on Thursday. A deal could be announced as soon as Friday, two people with knowledge of the matter said. Germany is scrambling to rescue Uniper, leading to tough talks with Uniper parent Fortum, majority owned by the Finnish state, which had previously suggested ring-fencing Uniper’s German business under German government control. Reuters earlier reported that Berlin was leaning towards taking a stake of up to 30…