Fri. December 05, 2008
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New York Times Blogs
December 5, 2008
What about Walter Forbes, the former Cendant
CEO, or John or
Timothy Rigas of
Adelphia Cable fame? Send in your votes.
Reuters
December 3, 2008
Bloomberg
November 27, 2008
BloggingStocks
November 23, 2008
In 2004, John and
Timothy Rigas were found guilty of concealing $2.3 billion in loans, which were hidden in small
companies left off
Adelphia's books. ...
The Colorado Independent
September 24, 2008
Bizjournals.com
September 10, 2008
Adelphia was once the fifth-largest US cable TV company, based in Coudersport, Pa., and operating in 31 states. Father-son executives John and
Timothy Rigas ...
GoErie.com
August 13, 2008
2007,
Adelphia Communications Corp. founder John J. Rigas and his son
Timothy Rigas turned themselves in at the Butner Federal Corrections Complex in North ...
Tulsa World
July 26, 2008
York Daily Record
July 25, 2008
Arizona Daily Star
July 13, 2008
John Rigas is serving 12 years in prison and
Timothy Rigas, once
Adelphia's chief financial officer, is serving 17 years following their 2004 New York ...
New York Times
July 12, 2008
John Rigas is serving 12 years in prison and
Timothy Rigas, once
Adelphia's chief financial officer, is serving 17 years after their 2004 New York ...
GoErie.com
July 8, 2008
Cyberpresse
July 3, 2008
Timothy Rigas, 52 ans, ancien chef des finances d'
Adelphia Communications, est allé à Wharton. Tandis que William Sorin, 59 ans, ancien haut dirigeant de ...
Bloomberg
July 3, 2008
(Harvard Business School);
Timothy Rigas, 52, former chief financial officer of
Adelphia Communications Corp. (Wharton); and William Sorin, 59, ...
Bloomberg
July 2, 2008
(Harvard Business School);
Timothy Rigas, 52, former chief financial officer of
Adelphia Communications Corp. (Wharton); and William Sorin, 59, ...
PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung)
July 2, 2008
BroadbandReports.com
June 26, 2008
Timothy Rigas, 52, will have his sentence reduced from twenty to seventeen years. The two were involved in one of the largest corporate financing scandals ...
International Herald Tribune
June 25, 2008
Judge Leonard Sand of US District Court for the Southern District of New York sentenced
John Rigas to 12 years in prison, reduced from 15, and
Timothy Rigas ...
GoErie.com
June 20, 2008
2005,
Adelphia Communications Corp. founder John J. Rigas and his son
Timothy Rigas were sentenced in federal court to 15 years and 20 years respectively on ...
Bloomberg
June 19, 2008
Adelphia, once the fifth-largest US cable-TV provider, was bought out of bankruptcy in 2006 by
Time Warner Inc. and
Comcast Corp. John and
Timothy Rigas ...
CNNMoney.com
June 18, 2008
John and
Timothy Rigas are now serving prison sentences of 15 and 20 years, respectively
Comcast Corp. (CMCSK) and
Time Warner Inc. (TWX) have since bought ...
BloggingStocks
June 15, 2008
Dad and founder John and son Timothy Rigas ended up going to jail after treating this huge public company like their own personal candy store. ...
Forbes
May 22, 2008
Timothy Rigas, who is serving a 20-year sentence, said he never went to work thinking he was doing something improper. He said he relied on the best ...
The Patriot-News
December 31, 1999
The new indictment alleges John and
Timothy Rigas caused a
tax loss to the government of $483 million in 1998 through 2001.
John Rigas is accused of evading ...
BloggingStocks
June 15, 2008
Dad and founder John and son Timothy Rigas ended up going to jail after treating this huge public company like their own personal candy store. ...
WIVB
May 23, 2008
(WIVB) - A judge is deciding whether or not to reduced the prison sentences of
Adelphia founder
John Rigas and his son Timothy. ...
Forbes
May 22, 2008
Timothy Rigas, who is serving a 20-year sentence, said he never went to work thinking he was doing something improper. He said he relied on the best ...
Multichannel News
May 17, 2008
John and Timothy Rigas were convicted on 18 counts in 2004 and began serving jail sentences in August 2007. The drive into multiple-service sales has ...
North Country Gazette
April 28, 2008
On July 8, 2004,
John Rigas and
Timothy Rigas were convicted in Manhattan federal court of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and other offenses in ...
CFO.com Magazine
April 25, 2008
In July 2004, founder
John Rigas and his son, ex-CFO
Timothy Rigas were convicted in Manhattan federal court of securities fraud, conspiracy to commit bank ...
CFO.com Magazine
April 24, 2008
In July 2004, founder
John Rigas and his son, ex-CFO
Timothy Rigas were convicted in Manhattan federal court of securities fraud, conspiracy to commit bank ...
New York Times Blogs
April 14, 2008
Reuters
April 14, 2008
Conde Nast Portfolio
April 14, 2008
Bizjournals.com
April 8, 2008
John Rigas and
Timothy Rigas are serving federal prison terms, having been convicted four years ago. The assets of
Adelphia, once the country's ...
Bizjournals.com
April 7, 2008
John Rigas and
Timothy Rigas are serving federal prison terms, having been convicted four years ago. The assets of
Adelphia, once the country's ...
The Metropolitan Coporate Counsel
April 1, 2008
GoErie.com
March 5, 2008
Auburn Citizen
March 4, 2008
Reuters
March 4, 2008
John Rigas, formerly
Adelphia's president and chief executive officer, was sentenced in 2005 to 15 years in prison, while
Timothy Rigas, the former
finance ...
