John Rigas's two sons, Timothy J. Rigas and Michael J. Rigas, were senior executives and Adelphia board members. Also indicted were James R. Brown, former vice president for finance, and Michael C ...

Adelphia Communications founder John Rigas, ... backdated documents purporting to show that the Rigas family had paid more than $423 million for Adelphia securities” — cash that had never ...

Courts: The Rigas family routinely raided the firm's accounts, ... John Rigas and two of his sons, Tim and Michael, were arraigned and each released on $10-million bail Wednesday.

ADELPHIA'S 79-YEAR-OLD FOUNDER John Rigas and his son Timothy were convicted yesterday of looting the company, turning it into a personal piggy bank to support their extravagant lifestyles while ...

Adelphia founder John Rigas, 91, took cash advances of $1 million a month and used company cash to buy 17 cars, $500,000 worth of antiques, and to pay $40,000 a year for a personal masseuse. The ...

Company founder John Rigas and his three sons on Thursday agreed to resign as directors of Adelphia Communications Corp. and turn over more than $1 billion in assets to help the cable television ...

Accused of “looting” $2.3 billion from Adelphia Communications, the company they ran, the Rigas family blamed everyone else – from their employees to their auditors – for th… ...

In the wildly lavish lifestyle of Adelphia Communications Corp. founder John Rigas' family, a Christmas tree cost as much as $20,000, a prosecutor said at the opening Monday of the latest trial in ...

New York – A federal appeals court today upheld the fraud conviction of Adelphia Communications Corp. founder John Rigas, a one-time movie theater projectionist who built one of the nation’s ...

Adelphia Communications founder John Rigas, two of his sons and two former execs of the bankrupt cabler were formally indicted in NewYork on multiple counts of fraud.