Companies
- Rogers Communications, a Canadian media corporation
- Rogers Cable, cable provider
- Rogers Telecom, provider of integrated communications solutions provider of data, e-business and voice services
- Rogers Hi-Speed Internet, Canadian internet service provider
- Rogers Personal TV, Canadian television service provider
- Rogers Home Phone, Canadian telephone service provider
- Rogers Wireless, Canadian mobile phone service provider
- Rogers Sportsnet, Canadian cable sports channel
- Rogers Media, media, print and publisher
- Rogers Corporation, an American manufacturer of specialty materials such as laminates
- Rogers Drums, a drum manufacturer
- Rogers International, the British brand name for a Chinese audio electronics manufacturer
- Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works, a major steam locomotive manufacturing company in the 19th century
- Rogers Vacuum Tube Company
- Rogers Sugar, a Canadian sugar refining company
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