Rogers Communcations
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Rogers Communications’ takeover of Shaw Communications has moved a step closer after the Competition Bureau’s effort to overturn the deal was dismissed by the Federal Court of Appeal. -
Canada's Competition Tribunal has green-lit Rogers Communications plan to buy Shaw Communications for approximately C$20 billion.
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Rogers Communications and Shaw announced on Friday that they have finalised an agreement to sell Freedom Mobile to Videotron, a unit owned by Quebecor in a deal that will pave the way for a merger between Canada’s two biggest operators.
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Rogers Communications will invest C$10 billion into improving the reliability of its network, after one of its biggest network outages to date.
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Rogers Communications has named Ron McKenzie as its new chief technology and information officer (CTIO).
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Rogers Communications’ plan to buy rival Shaw Communications faces more uncertainty following continued opposition from Canada’s antitrust regulator.
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The interim injunction filed by Canada's Commissioner of Competition on the upcoming Rogers and Shaw merger, has been resolved.
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Rogers Communications remains defiant in its pursuit to acquire rival operator Shaw Communications despite opposition from Canada’s Commissioner of Competition Matthew Boswell.
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Rogers Communications has launched the first commercial 5G standalone (SA) network in Canada.
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Rogers Communications has appointed Glenn Brandt as its new chief financial officer (CFO).
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Rogers Communications (Rogers) met with Canadian telecoms regulator CRTC to make its case for its $26 billion merger with Shaw Communications (Shaw).
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Rogers comes out top in a survey of Canada’s 5G experience, but Telus users have the best mobile video experience.
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Canada has closed its spectrum auction for the 3500 MHz band, raising C$8.9 billion (US$7.2 billion), 80% of which came from its three biggest telcos.
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Shaw Communications’ (Shaw) shareholders have “overwhelmingly” voted in favour of $26 billion merger between Shaw and Rogers Communications (Rogers).
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Satellite telco OneWeb is continuing its foray into the Arctic, this time with a Canadian company, Rock Networks.
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Rogers Communications has made an agreement worth $26 billion to acquire all of Shaw Communications’ class A and B shares.
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Rogers Communications has expanded its 5G service to new communities in British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec.
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Telus has come out ahead of Canadian rivals Bell Canada and Rogers in the latest Opensignal analysis of customers’ mobile experience.
