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Manulife Financial Corp. . Insurer. Up 14 cents, or 1.25 per cent, at $11.37 on 6,098,976 shares.
Thursday May 24 | The London Free Press
Astral shareholders approve BCE's acquisition
Bell Canada Enterprises President and CEO George Cope and Astral Media Inc. President and CEO Ian Greenberg attend a news conference in Montreal March 16, 2012.
Thursday May 24 | The Winnipeg Free Press
Astral shareholders approve takeover of Quebec media company by BCE
Astral Media Inc. shareholders approve acquisition of the Quebec media company by BCE Inc.
Astral shareholder slams BCE bid's side deal with Greenbergs
The payment is one of several special sums Mr. Greenberg and his family will receive as part of the takeover, prompting one of Astral's largest shareholders, fund manager Jarislowsky Fraser Ltd., to complain to regulators that the offer is not in the best interests of all shareholders.
BCE, Rogers seek to clear last regulatory hurdle in MLSE deal
An audit conducted by Ernst and Young valued MLSE's TV channel properties at $51.1-million, according to documents filed with the CRTC.
Canada's BCE hit with lawsuit over pre-pay expiry
BCE Inc, Canada's biggest telecommunications company, faces a C$100 million lawsuit challenging the legality of expiration dates for its pre-paid wireless services.
BCE Inc Earnings Call Nuggets: Wireless Usage, Fibe
On Thursday, BCE Inc reported its first quarter earnings and discussed the following topics in its earnings conference call.
Wireless growth, Optik TV expected to keep Telus results on top
When Telus Corp. reports on Thursday afternoon it will add the final few brush strokes to the picture that is emerging of the communications sector in the first quarter.
TSX moves lower amid disappointing read on U.S. non-manufacturing sector
The Toronto stock market was lower Thursday as a worse than expected reading on the American non-manufacturing sector trumped a slew of strong earnings reports.
UPDATE 2-BCE profit lifted by wireless, media segments
BCE Inc, Canada's largest telephone company, said on Thursday its first-quarter profit grew 14.1 percent, lifted by strength in its wireless and media divisions.
BCE profit lifted by wireless, media segments
BCE Inc, Canada's largest telephone company, reported a 14.1 percent rise in first-quarter profit on Thursday, on the back of strong results from its wireless and media divisions.
BCE Inc. said Thursday its first-quarter profit of $574-million increased by more than 14 per cent from $503-million during the same period last year.
Competition Bureau clears BCE-Rogers acquisition of MLSE stake
The Competition Bureau is allowing BCE Inc. and Rogers Communications Inc. to proceed with their acquisition of the majority stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd.
Bell to hire 300 more people in Qu bec City this year as Fibe rollout continues
The 300 new hires to come in 2012 will approximately double the number of new jobs Bell has created in Quebec City in the last year.