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Rogers Beats on Sports Revenue as Wireless Remains Sluggish

Rogers Communications Inc. beat analyst earnings expectations on gains from sports assets, but the company’s core wireless business is still struggling to find growth.

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Rogers Beats on Sports Revenue as Wireless Remains Sluggish
Rogers Communications Inc. beat analyst earnings expectations on gains from sports assets, but the company’s core wireless business is still struggling to find growth.
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