That is why the Titans are happy to be playing host to the Buffalo Bills (11-5) on Saturday in an AFC wild-card game. The ...

The nation’s two largest cable operators -- Comcast Corp. and Time Warner Inc. -- said Monday that they were jointly pursuing a bid to buy all or some of financially troubled Adelphia Communications ...

DEPTFORD – A lawyer for Adelphia Restaurant has disputed a lawsuit’s claims that the business improperly used models’ photographs in its social media accounts. “Adelphia will vigorously defend these ...

Adelphia Communications Corp., which has agreed to sell most of its assets to Time Warner Inc. and Comcast Corp., would pay creditors at least $9.7 billion in cash under a revised plan to exit ...

A U.S. judge set bail at $10 million each for former Adelphia Communications Corp. Chief Executive John Rigas and two of his sons. They have been charged with fraud in a complaint that says they ...

John Rigas, founder and former CEO of Adelphia Communications Corp., the nation's sixth largest cable company that recently filed for bankruptcy, was arrested along with two of his sons and two ...

The new managers at troubled Adelphia Communications on Friday revealed a long list of insider dealings by the cabler’s founding family that reads like a bible of fraudulent corporate accounting. The ...

NEW YORK — Time Warner and Comcast on Thursday won their $17.6 billion joint bid to buy bankrupt cabler Adelphia, with Time Warner Cable poised to pick up Adelphia’s Los Angeles customers and become ...

Adelphia Communications Corp., which agreed to sell most of its assets to Time Warner Inc. and Comcast Corp., will pay more than $9 billion in cash to creditors under a revised bankruptcy ...

Bankrupt cable company Adelphia Communications Corp. said Thursday it won court approval for an $8.8 billion financing package it will use to finance its exit from bankruptcy. Adelphia, whose former ...

The Enronand WorldComscandals set the bar for white collar crime pretty high. By comparison, other corporate misdeeds seem like small potatoes. Corporate criminals everywhere are crying out, "What ...