Rogers Communications Inc. News

Rogers Communications Inc. and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce held a joint news conference today to announce the launch of a mobile wallet that will put credit card information on smartphones.

Shares of Rogers Communications traded up 0.94% during mid-day trading on Friday, hitting $35.53. Rogers Communications has a one year low of $32.27 and a one year high of $40.69. The company has a market cap of $18.649 billion and a P/E ratio of 12.76. A number of other firms have also recently commented on RCI.

Top corporations in the credit card, technology and telecommunications industries have invested no less than $30 million in SecureKey Technologies Inc.

Rogers Communications opened at 35.20 on Friday. Rogers Communications has a 52-week low of $32.27 and a 52-week high of $40.69. The company has a market cap of $18.476 billion and a price-to-earnings ratio of 12.66. RCI has been the subject of a number of other recent research reports.

They currently have a $32.00 price target on the stock. Zacks ' analyst wrote, "We are downgrading our recommendation on Rogers Communications to Underperform following its weak financial results for the first quarter of 2012, which missed the Zacks Consensus Estimates.

The NFL's International Committee approved a five-year extension that allows the Bills to continue playing games in Toronto.

The union representing employees at four contractors who service Rogers Communications Inc.

An audit conducted by Ernst and Young valued MLSE's TV channel properties at $51.1-million, according to documents filed with the CRTC.

Customers will now have access to more tailored one-on-one service, more of the latest technology and products, and more ways to stay connected and entertained than ever before, in a friendly and interactive retail environment.

Canadians sometimes can't catch a break: while NFC payments have been relatively common for Americans , Europeans and certainly the Japanese , Canucks have had to largely make do paying with ye olde credit carde.

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is hoping its deal with Rogers Communications to allow customers to pay for purchases with smartphones will help it steal clients from banking rivals who must now rush to match the offering.

Rogers Communications Inc. is opening a gateway to unified communications by offering SIP trunking service to its medium and enterprise customers with PBX systems.

A BlackBerry phone with mobile payment capability is shown in a handout photo. Within months, Canadian shoppers could have the option of paying for purchases with cash, credit or by BlackBerry.THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO CIBC and Rogers Communications announced a partnership Tuesday that will harness the Near Field Communication technology built into ... (more)

OTTAWA/TORONTO -- Many Canadians have watched from the sidelines as consumers elsewhere were tapping into their smartphones to buy just about anything.

A proposed tower for Rogers Communications, in a church parking lot, received a poor reception at an open house with residents of the neighbourhood.

A live audio webcast of the presentation, as well as an on-demand replay following the presentation, will be accessible through Rogers' Investor Relations website at www.rogers.com/investors Rogers Communications is a diversified Canadian communications and media company.

Rogers Communications is in the midst of a brand campaign that includes a new visual treatment and the tagline "Creating World-Leading Internet Experiences." John Boynton , executive vice-president and chief marketing officer for Rogers Communications, told Marketing that while the company has maintained its focus on the domestic market and its ... (more)

The Internet has become so important to the daily lives of Canadians that many would give up the pleasures of alcohol and chocolate rather than suffer being disconnected, a new survey from Rogers Communications Inc.

Recently released court documents suggest strong links between members of Conservative candidate Marty Burke's campaign team and whoever was responsible for thousands of misleading calls during the last federal election.

If the conventional television model is fading to black, no one has told Rogers Communications Inc.