Rogers to Spend $150 Million on Customer Credits After July 8 Outage

Rogers to Spend $150 Million on Customer Credits After July 8 Outage
A man stands outside a locked Rogers wireless store in Toronto amid a country wide outage of the telecommunication company's services, on July 8, 2022. The Canadian Press/Cole Burston
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Rogers Communications Inc. acknowledged Wednesday it has work to do in building customer trust after its massive network outage earlier this month and that it expects to spend $150 million on customer credits related to the outage.

The figure came as the Toronto-based cable, wireless and media company reported its second-quarter financial results, including a jump in profit.