Time Warner Cable Rejects Charter Communications Again

In this video from Tuesday's Investor Beat, host Chris Hill and Motley Fool analysts Dave Meier and Mike Olsen dig into the biggest investing stories on the market today.

Time Warner Cable has rejected a 3rd buyout offer from Charter Communications , calling the bid "grossly inadequate." Charter offered $132.50 per share, but Time Warner is looking for $160. Mike and Dave discuss the real value of Time Warner today and the strength of the business at the moment, and just what might happen to the company if the acquisition does or does not take place. Mike also gives one somewhat hidden way for investors to play this acquisition story.

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