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Liberty Ends Transaction Talks with WorldSpace
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Creditor Liberty Media has pulled out of its bid to acquire the bankrupt satellite radio firm WorldSpace. In a statement Wednesday afternoon, Worldspace said that its "strategic transaction negotiations" had been terminated by Liberty. The firm, which filed for bankruptcy protection a year ago, is now waiting for word from Liberty about its collateral.
Liberty owns all of WorldSpace's debt as well as owning 40% of Sirius XM after bailing out the satcaster out last year. Last November, Sirius XM CEO Mel Karmazin said a merger with WorldSpace would make sense becaus of its presence in Asia and Africa.
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