Benzinga's M&A Chatter for Wednesday November 27, 2013

The following are the M&A deals, rumors and chatter circulating on Wall Street for Wednesday November 27, 2013: CVS to Acquire Apria's Coram Infusion Business Unit for $2.1B The Deal:
Apria Healthcare Group announced Wednesday that it has entered into an agreement with CVS Caremark CVS,whereby CVS will acquire all the outstanding shares of Coram for approximately $2.1 billion dollars. The deal is expected to close by the end of Q1 2014. Apria Healthcare is a portfolio company of Blackstone Group BX. CVS Caremark closed Wednesday at $66.76, a gain of 1%. Hearing Unconfirmed Takeover Chatter in USEC The Rumor:
Shares of low enriched uranium supplier USEC USU spiked higher Wednesday on market chatter of a potential bid from Canada's Cameco Corp. CCJ. Spokespersons from neither USEC or Cameco were available for comment. USEC closed Wednesday at $9.12, a gain of 3.5%. Report Charter Arranging $25B in Debt for Time Warner Cable Offer The Rumor:
The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that Charter Communications CHTR is arranging $25 billion of debt financing in an attempt to acquire Time Warner Cable. John Malone's Liberty Media LMCA owns 27.3% of Charter. Bloomberg reported last week that Comcast CMCSA may also be pursuing a bid for TWC, either alone or in partnership with Charter. Time Warner Cable closed Wednesday at $136.80, a gain of $0.24. Charter Communications shares fell $1.14, closing at $1