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U.S. stocks are significantly higher this afternoon, thanks to upbeat economic data and widespread optimism ahead of Wednesday's Fed meeting .

U.S. stocks advanced, with the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rebounding from last week's decline, as investors weighed prospects for less economic stimulus before this week's Federal Reserve policy meeting.

Time Warner Cable dropped 2.5% to $101.29 after soaring 8% on Friday after CNBC reported that the two companies had discussed a merger.

This publicity image released by HBO shows Stephen Moyer in a scene from "True Blood."

Recently, Time Warner Cable Inc experienced a huge gain of nearly 8% in a single day after an acquisition rumor.

Cable companies sure know how to make life tough for the competition. According to Bloomberg , Time Warner Cable Inc. and other pay-TV operators are now offering cash incentives to programmers to keep content out of the hands of their Web-TV rivals.

Executives at Liberty Media Corp., which recently acquired a large stake in Charter Communications, reportedly are discussing potential merger activity with Time Warner Cable Inc. Liberty's Chief Executive Greg Maffei recently met with Time Warner CEO Glenn Britt to discuss the advantages of mergers in the cable sector, sources told the Wall ... (more)

Chief executives of 12 companies in the Big Apple are paid five times or more than the median of other named top executives on their proxy statements, according to a report in Crain's New York Business.

Time Warner Cable Inc. shares rose the most in four years on a report that Chief Executive Officer Glenn Britt had spoken with Liberty Media Corp. CEO Greg Maffei about being acquired by Charter Communications Inc. Time Warner Cable, the second-largest U.S. cable operator, climbed 8.1 percent to $103.93 at the close in New York, the biggest one-day ... (more)

Time Warner Cable, the second-largest U.S. cable operator, climbed 8.1 percent to $103.93 at the close in New York, the biggest one-day gain since April 2009.

We reiterate our long-term Neutral recommendation on Time Warner Cable Inc. following its mixed financial results for the first quarter of 2013.

Traders simply couldn't wait for the weekend, and abandoned all hope of a repeat of yesterday's huge gains early in the day.

Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) June 13--Time Warner Cable, the nation's No. 2 provider of cable TV services, is considering locating a new regional call center operation at the former Sheehan Memorial Hospital building in downtown Buffalo, bringing 250 to 300 jobs to the edge of the city's East Side, politicians and other sources familiar with the ... (more)

Time Warner Cable and other pay-TV operators are offering incentives to producers to withhold content from internet services, Bloomberg reported .

Today, Time Warner Cable's philanthropic initiative, Connect a Million Minds , in partnership with 826 National , announced an expansion of its science, technology, engineering and mathematics and Creative Writing program onstage at the 2013 Clinton Global Initiative America .

When Brian Roberts dazzled the crowd at the National Cable and Telecommunications Association's opening session Tuesday with a preview of Comcast's X2 video platform that offers personalized programming recommendations, the only surprise for Stephen Necessary was that the chairman and CEO of the largest cable TV provider seemed to bill it as an ... (more)

Worried about filling up your DVR? Comcast Corp., which provides service to many Bay Area homes and is the nation's largest cable TV provider, is rolling out a new TV platform that does away with the hard drive and saves your TV shows online.

Speaking at the cable industry's NCTA trade show this week, Time Warner Cable admitted that the company pays certain broadcasters to keep their content off of the Internet, thereby securing traditional cable power over the TV industry.

's stock had its "buy" rating reaffirmed by equities research analysts at TheStreet in a research note issued to investors on Wednesday, Stock Ratings Network.com reports.

Time Warner Cable is reportedly offering incentives for media companies that don't make their content available to online TV providers, as the battle between traditional cable networks and streaming online TV-services continues.