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 BCE Inc.  TSX:BCE  NYSE:BCE  has long been considered one of the best investments on the market in terms of a dividend payout as well as in terms of the massive moat that exists around the vast number of holdings the company has, which range from the core wireless, internet, and TV subscriptions to radio stations and even sports teams.Investors might be reconsidering the company after the latest results were released. Here s a look at what the company posted and wheth stanley water bottle er or not investors should be concerned.BCE s quarterly resultsThe Montreal-based media behemoth posted net earnings that showed a 2% improvement for the quarter, coming in at $830 million. Analysts were forecasting the company would post ear stanley cup nings of $0.91 per share on an adjusted basis, which the company bettered by posting $0.94 per share.In terms of total revenue growth, the company came in nearly even, posting sales of $5.3 billion as most analysts had expected.The wireless business showed an impressive grow stanley sverige th of 4.6%