Rogers Misses Estimates as Cable Price Competition Intensifies
Canada's largest wireless company earned 99 Canadian cents per share on an adjusted basis, less than the C$1.01 expected by analysts in a Bloomberg survey. Revenue of almost C$5 billion was in line with forecasts.
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