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Aug 27th, 2004 at 12: 10 pm yeah … i wonder how much more Adelphia is going to raise their rates for these extra channels?? jhilker
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Adelphia is on the other side of town, which is only about 5 minutes on a normal day.
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In 2006, Comcast and Time Warner Cable bought the cable assets of a company called Adelphia, and the FCC had to approve the transfer.
Marvin Ammori: Comcast Had "Fair Notice" Not To Block Speech and Innovation Online 2010
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In 2006, Comcast and Time Warner Cable bought the cable assets of a company called Adelphia, and the FCC had to approve the transfer.
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Consider how the fates of Barneys, Canary Wharf, and Macy's (another 1980s-era fiasco that is now thriving and the subject of buyout speculation) differ from that of 2001-2002 mega-bankruptcies such as Adelphia, WorldCom, Global Crossing, eToys, and Webvan.
The Barneys Mystery 2007
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Consider how the fates of Barneys, Canary Wharf, and Macy's (another 1980s-era fiasco that is now thriving and the subject of buyout speculation) differ from that of 2001-2002 mega-bankruptcies such as Adelphia, WorldCom, Global Crossing, eToys, and Webvan.
The Barneys Mystery 2007
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Prime examples of companies downed when hubris got the better of prudence include WorldCom and Adelphia Communications, both of which ended their glory days in a sea of scandal.
Five Holiday Gifts for the Financially Inclined Simon Constable 2011
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Yet since the lack of fluid information exists or even more importantly its analysis thus there are dis-equilibriums in stock prices, such as those of Worldcom, Enron, Adelphia, etc.
Resisting Efficient Markets, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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The father and son were convicted in 2004 of looting cable company Adelphia Communications Corp.
Rajaratnam's Biggest Bet Yet Michael Rothfeld 2011
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But the notion that Wall Street somehow has a monopoly on "disastrous chicanery" is laughable, as big corporate scandals from a few years ago -- Tyco, Adelphia, Enron, WorldCom -- make clear.
Yvette Kantrow: Making it Yvette Kantrow 2010
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