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Telus Corp.’s purchase of mobile- phone provider Mobilicity and the potential sale of another new entrant, Wind Mobile, is casting doubt on Canada’s ability to increase competition in the wireless market.
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Telus Corp., Canada’s third-largest wireless operator, has agreed to buy struggling mobile-phone provider Mobilicity for C$380 million ($373 million) to gain ground on larger rival Rogers Communications Inc.
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BCE Inc., Canada’s second-largest wireless carrier, reported first-quarter profit that beat analysts’ estimates as customers spent more to surf the Web and watch videos on their smartphones.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs’ return to the National Hockey League playoffs for the first time in almost a decade has sent ticket prices soaring and signals Rogers Communications Inc.’s purchase of the team with rival BCE Inc. is beginning to pay dividends.
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Rogers Communications Inc., Canada’s largest wireless operator, fell the most in a year after adding fewer subscribers in the first quarter than analysts estimated.
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Tim Leiweke has been hired as president and chief executive officer of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd., the sports and real estate group that owns the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League and the Raptors professional basketball club.
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Canadian stocks fell for the first time in four days as commodities retreated after data showed manufacturing in China is expanding at a slower pace.
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BlackBerry, the Canadian smartphone maker, expects to start selling its new Q10 keyboard-equipped model in the U.S. by the end of May for about $249, a price that’s $50 more than Apple Inc.’s top-selling iPhone 5.
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BlackBerry, the Canadian smartphone maker, expects to start selling its new Q10 keyboard-equipped model in the U.S. by the end of May for about $249, a price that’s $50 more than Apple Inc.’s top-selling iPhone 5.
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Telus Corp., Canada’s third-largest wireless carrier, is in talks to buy Mobilicity, one of four companies that sought to challenge the country’s incumbents under government moves to boost competition, according to a person with direct knowledge of the deal.
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