An electric postseason for the Toronto Blue Jays helped Rogers Communications Inc. report increased revenue in the fourth quarter of 2025, with year-over-year revenue up by 13...
Life at the top of a large corporation is more financially rewarding than ever, a new report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) has found. Telecom moguls take their place among the handsomely-compensated.
The study, Living the High Life, was released on...
Rogers Communications Inc. saw revenues rise slightly in the second quarter...
Rogers Communications Inc., Telus Corp. and the...
The CRTC has reached majority agreement that Rogers Communications Inc. can acquire BCE Inc.’s stake in...
Rogers Communications Inc. revealed Wednesday, June 4 that it has received...
Rogers Communications Inc. is calling on the next Canadian government to support investment in Canadian telecoms amid Donald Trump’s trade war.
Following the release of...
Rogers Communications Inc. has come to an agreement with the National...
A survey by consulting firm Normandin Beaudry has found that Canadian companies in general are exercising caution when it comes to increasing compensation to their employees....
Leading into 2025, Rogers Communications Inc. CEO...
Rogers Communications Inc. CEO Tony Staffieri was met with scrutiny during...
Members of the federal standing committee on industry and technology (INDU)...
Rogers Communications Inc. has announced a $7-billion-deal to sell a...
Rogers Communications Inc. is picking up BCE Inc.’s stake in Maple Leaf...
Edward Rogers has been named executive chair of Rogers Communications Inc....
Rogers Communications Inc. reported a successful second quarter of the 2024 fiscal year. Although the company’s cable segment struggled, its wireless and media divisions saw notable growth compared to the previous year.
Wednesday, the Toronto-based company announced its...
The presidents of the Big Three telecoms told the House of Commons Industry...
After almost two hours of deliberation last Thursday, the House industry and technology committee failed...
Rogers Communications Inc. CEO Tony Staffieri...
Rogers Communications Inc. will be reviewing the impact of the CRTC’s...
Rogers Communications Inc. released its first quarterly report since it was granted approval to take over Shaw Communications Inc.
The numbers, presented Wednesday, were robust and delighted market analysts. Later during the day, the company announced it would enter the...
Rogers Communications Inc. will not need more financing from the capital...
All eyes are on Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne, who is the last line of defense for...
Rogers Communications Inc.’s profit fell 24 per cent for the three months...
The Competition Bureau responded Monday to Rogers Communications Inc.’s...
On July 8, when Rogers Communications Inc.'s...
As the Competition Bureau takes Rogers Communications Inc. and Shaw...
Rogers Communications Inc. CEO Tony Staffieri has said that last week's announcement from Innovation...
Top brass from Shaw Communications Inc. and Rogers Communications Inc....
The Tuesday night announcement of the departure of Rogers Communications Inc. CEO Joe Natale and the appointment of once-ousted chief financial officer Tony Staffieri as...
Lawyers for Edward Rogers are arguing that the recently ousted chairman of...
In the latest twist in an increasingly public rift in one of Canada's...
Rogers Communications Inc. CEO Joe Natale said...
Rogers Communications Inc. announced Wednesday evening that CFO Tony Staffieri has left his post after...
Whatever the outcome of the vote after polls close in the Sept. 20 federal election, it won't have much of an effect on regulatory approval of the proposed acquisition of Shaw Communications Inc. by Rogers Communications Inc., according to Rogers' chief financial officer. Speaking at the 2021 edition of the Bank of America Media, Communications & Entertainment investors' conference Monday, Rogers CFO Tony Staffieri told analyst David Barden that government relations have improved. "Irrespective of where the election continues to move over the next few days, I think the backdrop...
Rogers Communications Inc. posted a 17 per cent fall in revenue and a 53...
Rogers Communications Inc. has warned that, depending on what regulatory...
Whatever the outcome of next month’s federal election, there will be no...
Parts of Canada will see “real 5G,” as opposed to just trials, by late 2020, Telus Corp.’s chief financial officer Doug French told an investors’ conference Wednesday. That will only be possible after the conclusion...
Representatives from BCE Inc. and Rogers Communications Inc. described a favourable relationship with regulators at a CIBC investors conference Wednesday, where they also addressed competition between...
U.S.-based video services like Alphabet Inc.’s YouTube TV and Amazon.com...
When paring the first quarter numbers down, Telus Corp.’s smartphone plan...
Executives from Rogers Communications Inc. and Telus Corp. don’t see demand for wireless data slowing down, they told an investors conference earlier this week. “We’re still seeing significant data growth in the wireless...
The sale of non-core assets Rogers Communications Inc. said it is considering could be worth $4 billion to the company after taxes, according to Canaccord Genuity analyst...
Joe Natale, president and CEO of Rogers Communications Inc., reiterated...
In his first day on the job, newly minted Rogers Communications Inc. president and CEO Joe Natale gave few details about his priorities, but said he’ll be working on a strategy in the coming...
Rogers Communications Inc. incoming president and CEO Joe Natale will take the helm in July, the company announced as it reported fourth-quarter numbers that showed continuing growth in data usage among its wireless...
Rogers Communications Inc. reported increased third-quarter revenues but lower net profits, in light of cutting its over-the-top (OTT) service Shomi last month. For the three-month period ended September 30, the company...
Rogers Communications Inc. will launch its IPTV service at about the same time it starts adjusting to new rules that require service providers to provide skinny-basic TV packages for no more than $25 a month, the company's chief financial officer told an investor conference in Toronto on Wednesday. "With that enhanced user interface, it'll be good vehicle in which to launch some of the new, what I would call, packages," Tony Staffieri said during the TD Securities Telecom & Media Forum. Rules, announced by the CRTC earlier this year, will require TV service providers to...
