Rogers Communications Inc

Rogers launches Canada’s first satellite‑to‑mobile service, enabling voice/video on apps like WhatsApp and Google Maps to boost rural coverage, revenue and network resilience.

Rogers Communications’ latest 2025 report shows a steady $52 share price, a 1.8% wireless subscriber rise, and new AI‑driven streaming tech boosting watch time and revenue.

Rogers Communications Q4 review: modest revenue lift, earnings dip, CapEx cuts boost cash flow – how media expansion and 5G competition shape the next‑step outlook.

Barclays lifts Rogers Communications price target to $7.25 as 5G rollout, media expansion and cost efficiencies drive 2025 earnings, while legal risks and shareholder activism shape investor outlook.

Rogers Communications stays steady amid fierce Canadian telecom rivalry, combining wireless, cable, and media strengths to boost 5G reach and media distribution.

Rogers Communications Inc. reports a 4% year-over-year revenue growth in Q3, driven by wireless and cable revenue, but faces potential vulnerabilities in margin compression, capital constraints, and regulatory burdens that could impact its long-term…

Rogers Communications is expanding its retail footprint by offering new Apple devices, while also navigating a regulatory dispute with Telus over ad-blocking measures and advocating for a level playing field in Canada’s telecommunications market.

Rogers Communications has launched the StreamSaver bundle, a cost-effective streaming plan that bundles Netflix, Disney+, and Apple TV+ for up to 50% savings, positioning the company as a major player in the streaming market.

Rogers Communications has maintained a stable market presence with a current stock price of 49.3 CAD, showing a relatively stable range over the past year.

Rogers Communications Inc. has agreed to sell its portfolio of nine data centers to InfraRed Capital Partners, a move expected to help the company pay down its debt.