Posted on 26/07/02
Bad boys of Wall St. make good TV
NEW YORK -- John Rigas had asked to surrender out of the spotlight, so he and his sons could quietly face criminal charges of pocketing $1-billion (U.S.) from Adelphia Communications Corp., the cable empire that the 78-year-old created and then ran into the ground, costing stockholders $60-billion.
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