Rogers

Rogers Corp. reported second-quarter net income of $13.6 million (76 cents per share) with adjusted earnings of 92 cents per share, missing Wall Street expectations of 99 cents. Revenue of $216.8 million exceeded forecasts, and the company projected third-quarter earnings between $1.10 to $1.30 per share with revenue of $233 million to $243 million.

A golf fundraiser is scheduled for July 24 at Pheasant Acres Golf Club in Rogers to honor Minnesota veteran Marissa Norby and support Pawsitivity Service Dogs for Veterans, a nonprofit that has placed 57 dogs with veterans. Marissa's parents, Kristen and Erick Norby, discussed the event with a news anchor.

Residents near North Nashville's Whites Creek Quarry report home damage from blasting, while Rogers Group transitions to underground mining to reduce impacts. The company donates 300 acres to the community and plans to relocate an asphalt plant, though concerns remain.

A Rogers salesperson visited a residence in Sunridge, Letbridge, AB, offering improved WiFi services. The salesperson required IMEI numbers to switch plans, prompting suspicion from the resident's partner. The resident proceeded cautiously after verifying the emails seemed legitimate and no financial information was requested.

Scammers in Canada, operating under the name Saving Plan Scammers, claim to pay bills like Hydro, Insurance, and phone bills (via Rogers, Fido, etc.) in exchange for 60% of the bill amount. They use unclaimed vouchers to process initial payments, which appear legitimate but later fail, resulting in fines. The scammers falsely claim an office in Vancouver and are exposed through delayed payment failures.

Rogers reported earnings that met estimates, with sports assets driving growth in its media segment. A Rogers store in Ottawa was highlighted as part of the company's operations.