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Rogers says further regulation could lead to capex cuts

News | 01/22/2020 6:09 pm EST
Rogers' Toronto headquarters./ Photo via Wikipedia.

Rogers Communications Inc. has warned that, depending on what regulatory decisions are made in 2020, the company may cut their capital expenditure investments below the low end of their guidance for the year. 

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