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Bridgewater Systems , the mobile personalization company, today announced that Bell Mobility has selected the Bridgewater Service Controller anchored by Bridgewater's Subscriber Data Broker to support the rollout of its new national HSPA service for consumers and enterprises.

BCE Inc., Canada's largest telecommunications company, said Thursday its third-quarter profit more than doubled, helped by lower restructuring costs and taxes.

BCE Inc. , Canadaa s largest phone company, reported third-quarter profit that beat analystsa estimates as customers spent a third more to send e-mail messages and surf the Internet from their handsets.

Fixed-line telecom unit reports increase in revenue, EBITDA, but Canadian group's total revenues miss expectations.

The Toronto stock market moved lower Thursday as U.S. dollar strength helped depress some commodity prices.

The debenture holders of junior miner Canadian Royalties Inc. have learned the hard way that in a takeover situation, debtholders are not always made whole.

Rogers Communications Inc. reported higher-than-expected quarterly results as subscribers snapped up such smartphones as Research In Motion's Black-Berry and Apple's iPhone despite the recession, sending shares up 4.5%. Still, additions of postpaid, or longer-term, wireless users fell compared with last year, reflecting "the unusually high number" ...

News that Canadian wireless carriers BCE Inc. and Telus will offer Applea TMs iPhone next month will make it harder for BlackBerry maker Research In Motion to fight for subscribers on its home turf.

The Toronto stock market closed higher Thursday with investors getting some good news prior to the release on Friday of the main piece of economic data for the week - the U.S. government's October non-farms payroll report.

Wojtek Dabrowski Toronto - Reuters Published on Wednesday, Nov. 04, 2009 1:00PM EST S tartup wireless carrier Globalive Communications says talks with new financial backers have stalled and its entire business is in danger following a ruling by Canadian regulators that found the company was controlled by foreigners.

BCE Inc. , the Canadian phone company that begins selling Apple Inc.a s iPhone today, said gains by the Canadian dollar will help lower the cost of selling the sought- after wireless device.

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The end of Rogers' iPhone monopoly is drawing near, as its two main Canadian rivals prepare to launch their next-generation wireless network this week.

BCE Inc. , Canadaa s largest telephone company, plans to keep reducing expenses to deal with the economic slowdown and will focus on its mobile unit to drive growth, Chief Executive Officer George Cope said.

Explaining Telus' decision to move from CDMA to HSPA, Ibrahim Gedeon says needed faster 3G technology to take advantage of its unique backhaul position While most North American 3G operators are scrambling to upgrade their backhaul networks to meet the increasing capacities of their radio networks, Telus has done the opposite.

Globalive plans to launch competitive mobile services in coming months, but does not meet ownership requirements.

The countrya s largest cable and satellite TV companies continue to push the message that a new scheme that would channel a portion of their profits to the over-the-air broadcasters in an effort to rescue local Canadian content is nothing more than an unnecessary and costly federal bailout.

Rogers Communications Inc. , Canadaa s largest wireless carrier, reported third-quarter profit that beat analystsa estimates as users of its handsets including Apple Inc.a s iPhone spent more on data.

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