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Telus in Talks to Sell $1.2B Stake in Cell Tower Network
Telus Corp. is negotiating to sell a 49% stake in its 3,000-tower network to three Canadian asset managers for approximately $1.2 billion to reduce debt, with the deal potentially closing by year-end and creating a new company called Terrion.
Telus in Talks to Sell $1.2B Stake in Cell Tower Network
Telus Corp. is negotiating to sell a 49% stake in its 3,000-tower network to three Canadian asset managers for approximately $1.2 billion to reduce debt, with the deal potentially closing by year-end and creating a new company called Terrion.
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40% Bias Score
2,062 Meta Content Moderators Laid Off in Barcelona
Meta subcontractor Telus laid off 2,062 content moderators in Barcelona, offering a severance package averaging €8,600; 90% of the employees, 76% of whom voted, accepted the terms, highlighting the fluidity of Spain's job market.
2,062 Meta Content Moderators Laid Off in Barcelona
Meta subcontractor Telus laid off 2,062 content moderators in Barcelona, offering a severance package averaging €8,600; 90% of the employees, 76% of whom voted, accepted the terms, highlighting the fluidity of Spain's job market.
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56% Bias Score
Telus to Reacquire Telus Digital for US\$400 Million Amidst Share Price Plunge
Telus Inc. proposed a US\$400 million-plus deal to buy back its technology outsourcing affiliate, Telus Digital, whose share price plummeted since its 2021 IPO, aiming to improve its financial standing and facilitate future spin-offs of other business units.
Telus to Reacquire Telus Digital for US\$400 Million Amidst Share Price Plunge
Telus Inc. proposed a US\$400 million-plus deal to buy back its technology outsourcing affiliate, Telus Digital, whose share price plummeted since its 2021 IPO, aiming to improve its financial standing and facilitate future spin-offs of other business units.
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40% Bias Score
Canadian Telecom Complaints Surge 38 Percent, Rogers Faces Most Gripes
Complaints against Canadian telecom companies, especially Rogers, surged 38 percent in the past year due to billing issues, service interruptions, and unclear contracts, prompting calls for regulatory reform and increased transparency.
Canadian Telecom Complaints Surge 38 Percent, Rogers Faces Most Gripes
Complaints against Canadian telecom companies, especially Rogers, surged 38 percent in the past year due to billing issues, service interruptions, and unclear contracts, prompting calls for regulatory reform and increased transparency.
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52% Bias Score
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