By TSC Staff
1/17/2007 3:17 PM EST
Shares of Sirius Satellite Radio (SIRI) and rival XM (XMSR) tumbled Wednesday after the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission said agency rules wouldn't allow the two to merge.
A potential merger of the companies has been the subject of repeated speculation in recent months, but Bloomberg quoted FCC Chairman Kevin Martin as saying that existing regulations prohibit a single owner for the two satellite-ratio operators.
Martin made the comments following an FCC meeting. Sirius was dropping 5.5% to $3.92. XM was slumping 7.6% to $15.83.
Good... Fuck XM. We will ground them into dust.
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