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Mike Lazaridis prepares to leave BlackBerry, but board wants him to stay
Lazaridis said the board wanted both him and Balsillie to stay, but Lazaridis decided "it was the right time" to leave.
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Jim Balsillie sells his entire stake in BlackBerry
Jim Balsillie sold his entire stake in the company more than 26 million shares or roughly a five-percent stake as of December 31, 2012.
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RIM shares drop after minor board shuffle
RIM's shares fell 2.5 percent after the BlackBerry maker named a financier to replace a telecom executive on its board.
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CEO optimistic on resolving BlackBerry disputes
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd. believes it will successfully resolve disputes with India, the United Arab Emirates and other countries over data security and avert their threats to ban services, the company's co-CEO said Thursday.Jim Balsillie's remarks came as...
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Seven new BlackBerries to be unveiled soon
BlackBerry announced that seven new smart phones running a new operating system will hit the market soon.
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Bowing to Critics and Market Forces, RIM's Co-Chiefs Step Aside
Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, who made the BlackBerry a leading business tool but then presided over its precipitous decline, said they would step down on Monday as co-chairmen and co-chief executives of Research in Motion.
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Former RIM boss sought strategy shift before he quit
Jim Balsillie apparently sought to reinvent the BlackBerry smartphone maker with a radical shift in strategy before he stepped down.
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It's not a BlackBerry World anymore
RIM is working furiously to get a next-generation lineup of smartphones on sale but it is perhaps too late for the handset maker.
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RIM's head of global sales leaving BlackBerry maker
The head of global sales at Research In Motion Ltd has resigned to take on a leadership role in another industry.
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RIM to cut at least 2,000 jobs - report
Research In Motion is preparing for a major restructuring beginning in the next couple of weeks that will see it eliminate at least 2,000 jobs worldwide.
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Mike Lazaridis prepares to leave BlackBerry, but board wants him to stay
Lazaridis said the board wanted both him and Balsillie to stay, but Lazaridis decided "it was the right time" to leave.
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Jim Balsillie sells his entire stake in BlackBerry
Jim Balsillie sold his entire stake in the company more than 26 million shares or roughly a five-percent stake as of December 31, 2012.
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RIM shares drop after minor board shuffle
RIM's shares fell 2.5 percent after the BlackBerry maker named a financier to replace a telecom executive on its board.
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CEO optimistic on resolving BlackBerry disputes
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd. believes it will successfully resolve disputes with India, the United Arab Emirates and other countries over data security and avert their threats to ban services, the company's co-CEO said Thursday.Jim Balsillie's remarks came as...
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Seven new BlackBerries to be unveiled soon
BlackBerry announced that seven new smart phones running a new operating system will hit the market soon.
-
Bowing to Critics and Market Forces, RIM's Co-Chiefs Step Aside
Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, who made the BlackBerry a leading business tool but then presided over its precipitous decline, said they would step down on Monday as co-chairmen and co-chief executives of Research in Motion.
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Former RIM boss sought strategy shift before he quit
Jim Balsillie apparently sought to reinvent the BlackBerry smartphone maker with a radical shift in strategy before he stepped down.
-
It's not a BlackBerry World anymore
RIM is working furiously to get a next-generation lineup of smartphones on sale but it is perhaps too late for the handset maker.
-
RIM's head of global sales leaving BlackBerry maker
The head of global sales at Research In Motion Ltd has resigned to take on a leadership role in another industry.
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RIM to cut at least 2,000 jobs - report
Research In Motion is preparing for a major restructuring beginning in the next couple of weeks that will see it eliminate at least 2,000 jobs worldwide.
