St. Louis, Missouri

...can result from drugs taken during a transplant procedure. Allen's also been under considerable stress over the past year as his biggest investment, St. Louis-based Charter Communications, filed for bankruptcy with $21.7 billion in debt.

In this article: Paul Allen, Microsoft, Cancer, Seattle, E mail, Bankruptcy, Valve replacement, B-cell lymphoma, Hodgkin's lymphoma, and American Cancer Society

...School in Seattle. Since leaving Microsoft, he has invested in technology companies, including creating St. Louis-based cable-TV provider Charter Communications Inc., which filed for bankruptcy protection in March. Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma...

In this article: Paul Allen, Microsoft Corp., Vulcan Inc, Cancer, Seattle, B-cell lymphoma, Seattle Seahawks, Bill Gates, and E mail

...last spring that it was time to sell or find a strategic partner for the company. That was around the time Allen's biggest investment, St Louis-based cable company Charter Communications, filed for bankruptcy with $21.7 billion in debt.

In this article: Paul Allen, Microsoft, Bankruptcy, Charter Communications, and Comcast

...Basketball games on Charter Communications. The Cougars continue to expand their footprint into the St. Louis media market with their biggest television package in the history of the program. Charter Communications reaches more than...

In this article: Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Illinois State, Charter Communications, National Invitational Tournament, Vadalabene Center, Milwaukee, and Illinois

...several weeks. The company said Thursday it will emerge shortly after that. St. Louis-based Charter is controlled by Microsoft Corp. co-founder Paul Allen. It filed for bankruptcy protection in March, struggling under $21.7 billion in...

In this article: Bankruptcy, Charter Communications Inc., St. Louis, Microsoft Corp., and New York

...$8 billion less in debt. Judge James Peck approved the pre-arranged financial restructuring, which was filed in March and considered one of the nation's largest and most complex, St. Louis-based Charter said. The company expects to emerge...

In this article: Bankruptcy, Charter Communications Inc., Wells Fargo, Microsoft Corp., Cash flow, Cancer, James Peck, and Nasdaq

...on dynamic ad insertion back in 2006, launching a trial with Tandberg TV. That same year, Charter Communications sent out a trial balloon in its St. Louis system. This summer, Cablevision announced it had shaved its processing time down to...

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...to find the one that is right for you. ST. LOUIS (AP) Charter Communications (CHTR), fourth-largest U.S. cable operator, said Friday that it filed for a prearranged bankruptcy reorganization. Charter, based in St. Louis and controlled...

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...$140 a month for it. The company is rolling out the DOCSIS 3.0 speed upgrades only in St. Louis at the moment, though it is also bumping other Charter subscribers with 16Mbps connections up to a new 20Mbps tier. The move puts Charter...

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