BlackBerry reviews profit, but not sales
The cost reduction plan brings the balance back into surplus in the fiscal fourth quarter, but the new smartphones and software do not produce the turnover expected by the market.
BlackBerry surprise: “Classic” arrives, operating profit returns
Net losses fell to $148 million, far less than the $4,4 billion red in the same period last year.
BlackBerry launches a low-cost smartphone for emerging countries
The group has produced, in collaboration with Foxxcon, a $190 smartphone for emerging countries - It could be the last move to remain competitive in the mobile device market, even if CEO Chen denies: "We'll go back to being cool"
Blackberry in the abyss: red by 423 million dollars in the fourth quarter
In the abyss the turnover, which fell to 976 million from the 2,68 billion achieved in the same period of the previous year (-64%) - The result, worse than analysts' expectations, was partly affected by restructuring costs.
Blackberry in deep red seeks salvation by allying with Chinese supplier Apple
The losses, in the third quarter, amount to 4,4 billion dollars - The Canadian company, to get out of the quagmire, announced that it has reached an agreement with the Chinese Foxconn Technology Group, Apple's supplier and involved in a big…
Blackberry: stop selling, the title collapses
Shares of the Canadian smartphone company plunge nearly 19% to $6,33 in pre-market trading – The company to raise $XNUMX billion by selling the equivalent of convertible debt to its largest shareholder, Fairfax Financial Holdings, and others other investors…
Sculley, the former Apple CEO who wants to buy BlackBerry
He led the Cupertino company for 10 years, from 1983 to 1993, and became famous for his clashes with Steve Jobs - Now, according to the Globe and Mail, John Sculley would like to acquire 100% of BlackBerry, the producer…
Chinese Lenovo wants BlackBerry, US is trembling
The Chinese technological giant would be willing to buy the Canadian smartphone group, which is now increasingly in a dive - The eventuality of such a purchase opens up a complex national security front for Canada and, above all, the United States.
BlackBerry closes the second half in the negative, revenues at -45%
BlackBerry closed the second half with a negative sign, revenues fell by 45%. The results are in line with expectations after the announcement of a possible 40% reduction in employees by the end of 2013.
After Motorola and Nokia, Blackberry is also on the market: interest from Chinese Lenovo
Also in contention is a mega Canadian pension fund and Bain Capital - The sale project has undergone a strong acceleration following the announcement of the acquisition of Nokia by Microsoft.
BlackBerry, upcoming sale or joint venture
The Canadian company, which has been in trouble for some time, seeks strategic solutions - A special committee will make the decision - The stock has lost 92 percent in 5 years, 17 percent since the beginning of the year
BlackBerry, -18% in the pre-market on Wall Street and losses of 84 million in the first quarter
The Canadian company that produces the BlackBerry and changed its name to BlackBerry Inc, stopped short of analysts' estimates both in terms of revenue and sales - In the three months ended 1…
Paid WhatsApp? Yes, it always has been
WhatsApp, the messaging application for smartphones, is cyclically at the center of attention of various online media due to the alleged change in the conditions of use. According to many newspapers, it would now be paid. The truth is, it always has been. TO…
Blackberry, presented the two new models of the relaunch
Q10 and Z10 are the two new Blackberry models presented yesterday in New York. Also new is the operating system and the app store where you can already find the most important and trendy applications
Rim, the new Blackberry aligns itself with the competition
The new Blackberry mobile terminal will be presented today in New York. The flagship product of the Canadian company Rim, it has always stood out from competitor products for some technical characteristics which, however, had recently pushed it into a niche market.…
Blackberry, still problems in half the world
Bad problem with emails and instant messaging: for a few hours in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the company's customers were unable to receive any communication.
Facebook, smartphone idea: former Apple engineers called. The alternative is to detect the Blackberry
According to the NY Times, Mark Zuckerberg's company is planning to build its own mobile phone by 2013: to do so, it has already recruited some former Apple engineers, but the hypothesis of taking over the company that produces…
Rim-Blackberry: accounts sinking, co-founder Jim Balsillie leaves the board
Research in Motion, the Canadian company that produces the famous smartphone, closed 2011 with losses of 125 million and a turnover that fell from 5,56 to 4,19 billion dollars - The former CEO and co-founder of the Group leaves …
Rim, last call: here is the Blackberry London
The Canadian group in full crisis plays its ace up its sleeve to try to get back on top: by the end of the year, according to the New York Times, the Blackberry London arrives - A completely new smartphone to beat the competition from…
Blackberry founder and CEO step down
Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis will be replaced by Barbara Stymiest (President) and Thorsten Heins (CEO) respectively: "There comes a time in every successful company where the founders admit the need to change hands to new leadership"