Newstral
Article
thestar.com on 2021-03-29 22:27
Shaw downplays Freedom Mobile’s impact on competition, trying to sell MPs on Rogers deal
Related news
- Freedom Mobile’s new owner comes out swinging — pledging to undercut Bell, Telus and Rogers by 20%thestar.com
- Innovation minister imposes conditions on Rogers-Shaw deal, including ‘expectations’ for Freedom Mobile salethestar.com
- Rogers and Shaw to sell Freedom Mobile wireless business to Quebecor for $2.85 billionthestar.com
- Rogers-Shaw merger would take out a ‘disruptive, competitive player,’ Competition Bureau lawyer tells tribunalthestar.com
- FFreedom Mobile sale not enough to offset competition blow if Rogers buys Shaw, tribunal hearsfinancialpost.com
- Globalive bypasses Rogers, takes Freedom bid straight to ShawThe Globe and Mail
- Company lawyers slam Competition Bureau’s ‘hyperbolic’ arguments as Rogers-Shaw merger hearing wraps upthestar.com
- VJagmeet Singh demands government promote ‘real competition’ as Rogers strikes deal with Shawvoiceonline.com
- Union protests Shaw’s closure of Freedom Mobile’s Windsor call centreThe Globe and Mail
- ‘Stop it in its tracks:’ Critics weigh in on final stage of Rogers-Shaw mergerthestar.com
- Edward Rogers tells CRTC he needs Shaw deal to compete with digital streaming giantsthestar.com
- Rogers takeover of Shaw will make it bigger but also better for all, CEO tells lawmakersCBC
- Tribunal ‘smackdown’ raises odds of Rogers-Shaw deal closing, experts say, as appeal date setthestar.com
- Competition Bureau files court applications to block Rogers-Shaw mergerCBC
- FAnxiety in Alberta over $26-billion Shaw acquisition as Rogers promises jobs and investmentfinancialpost.com
- Competition Bureau Loses Challenge to Rogers-Shaw-Vidéotron Mergersjdsupra.com
- Rogers and Shaw fire back at Competition Bureau — new filings say their merger will be good for Canadian consumersthestar.com
- What the Rogers-Shaw deal means for consumers, jobs and 5G networksCBC
- The public has come out in force against the Rogers-Shaw deal — is it too late to stop it?thestar.com
- FRogers commits to full divestiture of Freedom amid scrutiny on Shaw dealfinancialpost.com