Canada's Rogers Communications Sees Q2 Profit Dip on Stronger Competition

Canada's Telus Buys Smaller Wireless Rival Mobilicity for $380 Million

The deal comes as Canada's biggest media groups, including Rogers Communications and Bell Canada, grow as bundled telecom plays.     

hollywoodreporter.com (8 days ago)

Look out realtors, Rogers Communications is after your business

Rogers Communications Inc. subsidiary Zoocasa plans a further incursion into the territory of organized real estate

financialpost.com (2 days ago)

Rogers Communications Profit Rises on Wireless Unit

foxbusiness.com (3 months and 8 days ago)

BlackBerry’s Q10 to get Canadian debut via Rogers in ‘coming weeks’

Rogers Communications Inc., Canada’s largest provider of mobile-phone service, said it will be the first carrier in the country to offer BlackBerry’s Q10 smartphone, a model that sports the company’s classic keyboard

financialpost.com (1 month and 14 days ago)

Rogers gets closer to starting banking business

Rogers Communications Inc. said Friday afternoon the Minister of Finance has issued letters patent incorporating Rogers Bank

financialpost.com (21 days ago)

Bank of Communications Surprises on Upside

Bank of Communications kicked off the first-quarter reporting season for China's major banks, and its stronger-than-expected profit growth brought a sigh of relief in the sector.

wsj.com (29 days ago)

Rogers Communications CEO to Step Down

Rogers Communications said CEO Nadir Mohamed will retire early next year.

wsj.com (3 months and 8 days ago)

Rogers Communications enters the world of securitizing accounts receivables, makes an initial $400-million draw

Rogers Communications Inc., has, for the first time in its history, joined the ranks of Canadian companies to securitize part of its trade receivables

financialpost.com (2 months and 8 days ago)

Rogers Communications CEO to Retire

Rogers Communications said CEO Nadir Mohamed will retire early next year.

wsj.com (3 months and 8 days ago)

Jim Rogers: China to be top dog despite internal issues

The 21st Century will belong to China, says Jim Rogers, CEO of Rogers Holdings and author of “Street Smarts.” While China may face domestic crises in coming years, Rogers tells Reuters Consumer News Editor Chrystia Freeland he sees these as natural hurdles on a nation’s rise to power.

reuters.com (3 months and 11 days ago)