67 In a major development, the Competition Tribunal of Canada has approved the proposed merger between Rogers Communications and Shaw Communications. The deal, valued at CAD 20 billion, will see the creation of the country’s second-largest telecom provider, second only to Bell. In a major development, the Competition Tribunal of Canada has approved the proposed merger between Rogers Communications and Shaw Communications. The deal, valued at CAD 20 billion, will see the creation of the country’s second-largest telecom provider, second only to Bell. The merger will bring together two of Canada’s largest telecom companies, with a combined customer base of over 15 million. The new company will offer a range of services including television, internet, and mobile services. You Might Be Interested In The US auto salvage sector prepares for an upcoming influx of scrapped electric vehicles Razorpay’s Curlec Expands Reach in Malaysia, Driving Digital Payment Adoption Unravelling the OpenAI Saga: Sam Altman’s Abrupt Exit, Board Battles, and the Future of Generative AI MAS Collaborates with Industry to Create Generative AI Risk Framework Viridian Therapeutics: Mixed Bag, Not Eye-Catching Enough Citigroup Initiates Major Overhaul, Eliminating Over 300 Senior Management Roles
