Blackberry Quarterly Revenue
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BlackBerry Records Profit in First Quarter Fueled by Growth in Its Cybersecurity Business
BlackBerry posted a surprise profit for the first quarter on Wednesday. The cybersecurity business of the Canadian technology company benefited from higher client spending, while its enterprise software continued to gain traction in the automotive sector. The US-listed shares of the company rose 5.79 percent in extended trading.
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BlackBerry IoT Unit Sees Increase in Automotive Demand Amid Fall in Cybersecurity Revenue
BlackBerry on Tuesday reported that its revenues from cybersecurity services for the second quarter fell 7.5 percent to $111 million (roughly Rs. 900 crore) year-on-year. The company faces tough competition from Microsoft, Citrix, and IBM in the security software segment. Meanwhile, the company's Internet of things (IoT) unit, which includes the QN...
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Blackberry Rides Strong Cybersecurity, IoT Demand to Beat Q3 Revenue Estimates
BlackBerry beat Wall Street estimates for third-quarter revenue, helped by sustained demand for its cybersecurity and IoT products.
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BlackBerry Says It Saw Higher Software, Licensing Demand Last Quarter
Canada's BlackBerry posted a surprise 6 percent rise in quarterly revenue on Thursday, as sales of its security software product rose and its patent licensing business strengthened.
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BlackBerry Profit Beats Estimates on Enterprise Software Sales, Licensing Revenue
BlackBerry secured 36 deals with US federal government agencies in the quarter, seven of which were each worth more than $1 million.
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BlackBerry Software Sales Hit New Record
The Waterloo, Ontario-based company is aiming to notch 10 percent to 15 percent software revenue growth for its fiscal year.
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BlackBerry Posts Another Quarterly Loss as Revenue Slides
The software growth BlackBerry is relying on failed to make up for shrinking handset sales and lost service fees.
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BlackBerry to Stop Making Smartphones, Focus on Software Business
BlackBerry has completely outsourced smartphone design and production, a process that CEO John Chen had been doing piecemeal for 3 years.
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BlackBerry Posts Quarterly Loss on Restructuring, Acquisition Costs
BlackBerry said it expected its software and services revenue to grow faster than the overall mobility software market, at around 30 percent.
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BlackBerry Q3 Revenue Tops Expectations
Quarterly revenue fell 31 percent to $548 million from a year earlier, but rose 12 percent from the prior quarter.
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BlackBerry Records Profit in First Quarter Fueled by Growth in Its Cybersecurity Business
BlackBerry posted a surprise profit for the first quarter on Wednesday. The cybersecurity business of the Canadian technology company benefited from higher client spending, while its enterprise software continued to gain traction in the automotive sector. The US-listed shares of the company rose 5.79 percent in extended trading.
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BlackBerry IoT Unit Sees Increase in Automotive Demand Amid Fall in Cybersecurity Revenue
BlackBerry on Tuesday reported that its revenues from cybersecurity services for the second quarter fell 7.5 percent to $111 million (roughly Rs. 900 crore) year-on-year. The company faces tough competition from Microsoft, Citrix, and IBM in the security software segment. Meanwhile, the company's Internet of things (IoT) unit, which includes the QN...
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Blackberry Rides Strong Cybersecurity, IoT Demand to Beat Q3 Revenue Estimates
BlackBerry beat Wall Street estimates for third-quarter revenue, helped by sustained demand for its cybersecurity and IoT products.
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BlackBerry Says It Saw Higher Software, Licensing Demand Last Quarter
Canada's BlackBerry posted a surprise 6 percent rise in quarterly revenue on Thursday, as sales of its security software product rose and its patent licensing business strengthened.
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BlackBerry Profit Beats Estimates on Enterprise Software Sales, Licensing Revenue
BlackBerry secured 36 deals with US federal government agencies in the quarter, seven of which were each worth more than $1 million.
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BlackBerry Software Sales Hit New Record
The Waterloo, Ontario-based company is aiming to notch 10 percent to 15 percent software revenue growth for its fiscal year.
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BlackBerry Posts Another Quarterly Loss as Revenue Slides
The software growth BlackBerry is relying on failed to make up for shrinking handset sales and lost service fees.
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BlackBerry to Stop Making Smartphones, Focus on Software Business
BlackBerry has completely outsourced smartphone design and production, a process that CEO John Chen had been doing piecemeal for 3 years.
-
BlackBerry Posts Quarterly Loss on Restructuring, Acquisition Costs
BlackBerry said it expected its software and services revenue to grow faster than the overall mobility software market, at around 30 percent.
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BlackBerry Q3 Revenue Tops Expectations
Quarterly revenue fell 31 percent to $548 million from a year earlier, but rose 12 percent from the prior quarter.
