By Karlee Weinmann ( January 6, 2014, 2:20 PM EST) -- Charter Communications Inc., along with its minority owner Liberty Media Corp., is unlikely to match the $150-per-share asking price for Time Warner Cable Inc., the highest-profile takeover target so far this year, Liberty Media's top executive told CNBC on Monday. Insiders figure Charter will lob a bid between $130 and $140 per share, falling well short of the threshold New York-based Time Warner's board has laid out for considering a sale of the company. But that doesn't mean the deal is dead in the water — Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei said his sense is that there are no buyers in the market to pay $150 a pop. Comcast Corp. and Cox Communications Inc. are also circling the cable giant....
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