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Ericsson puts aside US$220 million to cover probe by DOJ investigators

Paul Barker - January 16, 2023

Ericsson has announced it has set aside SEK 2.3 billion, or the equivalent of US$220 million, to be used in relation to what it...

TekSavvy urges Minister Champagne to block the Rogers-Shaw merger and deny Vidéotron bid for Freedom Mobile

Renaud Larue-Langlois - January 10, 2023

Fearing that, after the Cabinet decision on wholesale rates, the federal government's approval of the Rogers-Shaw merger would result in further "rate-fixing and price...

Competition Bureau files updated appeal, cites legal errors in Competition Tribunal’s decision

Ashee Pamma - January 10, 2023

According to a report by the Globe and Mail, the Competition Bureau filed an updated appeal to the Federal Court of Appeals on Friday,...

Rogers-Shaw merger blocked again as Competition Bureau gets temporary stay of Tribunal’s decision from Court of Appeal

Ashee Pamma - January 3, 2023

The Rogers acquisition of Shaw Communications has hit yet another roadblock. Yesterday, the Federal Court of Appeal granted the Competition Bureau an “emergency interim...

Updated – the battle continues: Rogers-Shaw merger battle: 2022 roundup

Ashee Pamma - December 28, 2022

The Rogers-Shaw merger saga continued along its bumpy path in 2022, following pushbacks from more than one competition watchdog, some short-lived wins, new ventures,...

Legal minds explore risks associated with technology contracts

Paul Barker - November 30, 2022

The signing of a long-term technology agreement is certainly common enough, but according to a group of lawyers with Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP,...

SolarWinds to pay US$26 million over Orion compromise

Howard Solomon - November 9, 2022

Separately Experian reached a US$13.6 million settlement with US states suing it over two hacks

CRTC holds meeting with five countries to fight scam calls

Tom Li - November 2, 2022

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) have held a meeting with regulators from Canada, Australia, Ireland, Hong Kong, and the U.S. to discuss...

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