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BlackBerry says no plans to exit the handset business
Interim Chief Executive John Chen said on Monday that the smartphone maker has sufficient resources to stage a turnaround.
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BlackBerry's interim CEO says focus on software and services, not devices
Chen said: "we're really not in phones but we're in phones for software, for services," and added the new CEO should have a strong software and services background.
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BlackBerry calls off sale, will replace CEO
BlackBerry Ltd is abandoning a plan to sell itself and will raise about $1 billion from its largest shareholder and other institutional investors as it tries yet again to revive its fortunes.
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BlackBerry CEO in line for $55.6 million windfall
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins could receive almost $55.6 million if the company is sold and he is ousted from the top job.
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BlackBerry open to licensing deals, other options: CEO
Heins conceded that BlackBerry has a tough road ahead as it attempts to turn around its fortunes, but he insisted it was on the right track.
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BlackBerry PlayBook won't get the BB10 update after all
BlackBerry CEO Thorstein Heins has said that the company was not satisfied with the performance of the new software on the PlayBook tablet and has abandoned plans to upgrade it.
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BlackBerry CEO says no one will use tablets five years from now
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins has come out in the open against the business case for tablets.
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BlackBerry CEO says Samsung phones not secure for enterprise use
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins has said that Samsung won't be able to offer 'top-notch' security for enterprise.
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BlackBerry CEO reiterates 'iPhone is outdated' comments
Apple's iPhone is outdated, according to the chief executive of BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion Ltd.
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BlackBerry CEO expects to have 100,000 BlackBerry 10 apps; not looking at tablets
BlackBerry CEO, Thorsten Heins expects that the company would have 100,000 native apps available in the coming days. He also talked about the company's stand on tablets.
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BlackBerry CEO confirms encouraging UK sales; disappointed with US launch delay
The US has been one market in which RIM has been particularly hurting, even as the company is doing well in many places overseas.
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BlackBerry 10 will fuel RIM's growth for the next decade: CEO
BlackBerry 10 devices will provide Research In Motion with a framework for growth over the next decade, Chief Executive Thorsten Heins said on Wednesday.
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CEO vows to turn RIM into "lean, mean, hunting machine"
The CEO, Thorsten Heins, is facing a formidable battle to put the embattled BlackBerry maker back on track.
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BlackBerry's latest delay could lead to lawsuits
A friendly crowd is unlikely to greet Thorsten Heins on Tuesday, when he makes his first appearance as CEO of RIM at its annual meeting.
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RIM CEO says "nothing wrong" with the BlackBerry maker
"I'm not talking about the company as I, kind of, took it over six months ago. I'm talking about the company (in the) state it's in right now."
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BlackBerry says no plans to exit the handset business
Interim Chief Executive John Chen said on Monday that the smartphone maker has sufficient resources to stage a turnaround.
-
BlackBerry's interim CEO says focus on software and services, not devices
Chen said: "we're really not in phones but we're in phones for software, for services," and added the new CEO should have a strong software and services background.
-
BlackBerry calls off sale, will replace CEO
BlackBerry Ltd is abandoning a plan to sell itself and will raise about $1 billion from its largest shareholder and other institutional investors as it tries yet again to revive its fortunes.
-
BlackBerry CEO in line for $55.6 million windfall
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins could receive almost $55.6 million if the company is sold and he is ousted from the top job.
-
BlackBerry open to licensing deals, other options: CEO
Heins conceded that BlackBerry has a tough road ahead as it attempts to turn around its fortunes, but he insisted it was on the right track.
-
BlackBerry PlayBook won't get the BB10 update after all
BlackBerry CEO Thorstein Heins has said that the company was not satisfied with the performance of the new software on the PlayBook tablet and has abandoned plans to upgrade it.
-
BlackBerry CEO says no one will use tablets five years from now
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins has come out in the open against the business case for tablets.
-
BlackBerry CEO says Samsung phones not secure for enterprise use
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins has said that Samsung won't be able to offer 'top-notch' security for enterprise.
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BlackBerry CEO reiterates 'iPhone is outdated' comments
Apple's iPhone is outdated, according to the chief executive of BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion Ltd.
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BlackBerry CEO expects to have 100,000 BlackBerry 10 apps; not looking at tablets
BlackBerry CEO, Thorsten Heins expects that the company would have 100,000 native apps available in the coming days. He also talked about the company's stand on tablets.
-
BlackBerry CEO confirms encouraging UK sales; disappointed with US launch delay
The US has been one market in which RIM has been particularly hurting, even as the company is doing well in many places overseas.
-
BlackBerry 10 will fuel RIM's growth for the next decade: CEO
BlackBerry 10 devices will provide Research In Motion with a framework for growth over the next decade, Chief Executive Thorsten Heins said on Wednesday.
-
CEO vows to turn RIM into "lean, mean, hunting machine"
The CEO, Thorsten Heins, is facing a formidable battle to put the embattled BlackBerry maker back on track.
-
BlackBerry's latest delay could lead to lawsuits
A friendly crowd is unlikely to greet Thorsten Heins on Tuesday, when he makes his first appearance as CEO of RIM at its annual meeting.
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RIM CEO says "nothing wrong" with the BlackBerry maker
"I'm not talking about the company as I, kind of, took it over six months ago. I'm talking about the company (in the) state it's in right now."
