(Reuters) - OTTAWA, Aug 3 - Telus Corp. , Canada's second-biggest phone company, said on Friday that second-quarter profit sank 29 percent as it accounted for costs for a new billing system, the introduction of wireless number portability, and the failed launch of AMP'd Mobile service.
Net earnings declined to C$253.1 million , or 75 Canadian cents a diluted share. That is down from a profit of C$356.6 million, or C$1.02 a share, in the same period last year.
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Net earnings declined to C$253.1 million , or 75 Canadian cents a diluted share. That is down from a profit of C$356.6 million, or C$1.02 a share, in the same period last year.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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