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MEDIA
Adelphia falls on delist, default
The Nasdaq will delist the ailing cable firm Monday because it failed to file an annual report for '01. Provisions in $1.4 bil of Adelphia convertible bonds require the firm to keep a market listing. Due to the default, Adelphia will have to pay off debt sooner. Scrambling to avoid a cash crunch and possible bankruptcy, the No. 6 cable firm wants to sell various cable assets. Adelphia fell 40% to 0.70. It peaked at 87 in May '99.
Charter Communications has reportedly been interested in Adelphia's Los Angeles assets. But it's not clear if talks are ongoing.
FOOD
Smithfield bid for Farmland Meat
The No. 1 U.S. pork producer confirmed it renewed its offer to buy the meat ops of Farmland Industries, the largest U.S. farmer-owned co-op. But late Friday, Smithfield said the cash-starved co-op chose to file for ...