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BlackBerry Beats Profit Estimates on Software, Services
"Our strategy is working," Chief Executive Officer John Chen said on a morning conference call.
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BlackBerry Sues Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram Over BBM Patent Infringement
Litigation over patent infringement is part of BlackBerry Chief Executive John Chen's strategy for making money for the company.
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BlackBerry To Cut Fewer Than 100 Jobs, Says CEO
The chief executive officer of BlackBerry Ltd said fewer than 100 jobs will be cut with its latest move away from hardware, given reductions already made, and that he had not decided whether to launch a device the company has already produced.
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BlackBerry Q4 Revenue Miss Puts Hardware Future in Focus
BlackBerry Ltd plans to make a decision by September on the future of its beleaguered smartphone business, but its chief executive John Chen stressed on Friday he remains confident the company will have a profitable hardware segment by then.
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BlackBerry 'Q20' Classic Qwerty Smartphone Confirmed for December Launch
BlackBerry's Chief Executive John Chen confirmed the December launch time frame for the 'Q20' Classic while speaking at an event in Hong Kong.
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BlackBerry to launch multiple QWERTY phones in next 18 months: CEO
Chief Executive John Chen wants BlackBerry to zero in on its core base of corporate and government clients, and on its services arm.
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BlackBerry's CEO hires two more of his former colleague
BlackBerry Ltd said on Wednesday it hired two more senior executives who previously worked with its new chief executive officer, bolstering a newly assembled team charged with putting the stumbling smartphone maker back in stride.
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BlackBerry "very much alive", interim CEO assures customers
Interim Chief Executive John Chen affirmed in an open letter on Monday in which the smartphone maker committed itself to rebuilding as a niche player.
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BlackBerry replaces CFO, others exit, in executive shakeup
Chen, brought in as interim CEO earlier this month after the company dropped a plan to sell itself, said BlackBerry is setting its marketing sights on corporations, governments and the big clients that were at the root of its early success.
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BlackBerry could pay $250 million break fee in event of better offer: filing
The filing also showed that incoming interim chief executive and executive chairman John Chen will receive a base salary of $1 million and a bonus of up to $2 million. Chen will also receive 13 million restricted stock units, with half of them vesting only after five years with the company.
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Blackberry's new CEO to get $1 million basic pay, bonus of $2 million
John Chen, the second consecutive chief executive officer at BlackBerry to receive a bumper package, will have to help the embattled smartphone maker regain its footing and win back market share ceded to the likes of Apple's iPhone and a range of devices that run on Google Inc's Android operating system.
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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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No plans to shut down handset unit: BlackBerry
BlackBerry Ltd has no plans to shut down its loss-making handset business, said its incoming interim chief executive John Chen on Monday, adding that the smartphone maker has enough in its stable to stage a turnaround.
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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 Beats Profit Estimates on Software, Services
"Our strategy is working," Chief Executive Officer John Chen said on a morning conference call.
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BlackBerry Sues Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram Over BBM Patent Infringement
Litigation over patent infringement is part of BlackBerry Chief Executive John Chen's strategy for making money for the company.
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BlackBerry To Cut Fewer Than 100 Jobs, Says CEO
The chief executive officer of BlackBerry Ltd said fewer than 100 jobs will be cut with its latest move away from hardware, given reductions already made, and that he had not decided whether to launch a device the company has already produced.
-
BlackBerry Q4 Revenue Miss Puts Hardware Future in Focus
BlackBerry Ltd plans to make a decision by September on the future of its beleaguered smartphone business, but its chief executive John Chen stressed on Friday he remains confident the company will have a profitable hardware segment by then.
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BlackBerry 'Q20' Classic Qwerty Smartphone Confirmed for December Launch
BlackBerry's Chief Executive John Chen confirmed the December launch time frame for the 'Q20' Classic while speaking at an event in Hong Kong.
-
BlackBerry to launch multiple QWERTY phones in next 18 months: CEO
Chief Executive John Chen wants BlackBerry to zero in on its core base of corporate and government clients, and on its services arm.
-
BlackBerry's CEO hires two more of his former colleague
BlackBerry Ltd said on Wednesday it hired two more senior executives who previously worked with its new chief executive officer, bolstering a newly assembled team charged with putting the stumbling smartphone maker back in stride.
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BlackBerry "very much alive", interim CEO assures customers
Interim Chief Executive John Chen affirmed in an open letter on Monday in which the smartphone maker committed itself to rebuilding as a niche player.
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BlackBerry replaces CFO, others exit, in executive shakeup
Chen, brought in as interim CEO earlier this month after the company dropped a plan to sell itself, said BlackBerry is setting its marketing sights on corporations, governments and the big clients that were at the root of its early success.
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BlackBerry could pay $250 million break fee in event of better offer: filing
The filing also showed that incoming interim chief executive and executive chairman John Chen will receive a base salary of $1 million and a bonus of up to $2 million. Chen will also receive 13 million restricted stock units, with half of them vesting only after five years with the company.
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Blackberry's new CEO to get $1 million basic pay, bonus of $2 million
John Chen, the second consecutive chief executive officer at BlackBerry to receive a bumper package, will have to help the embattled smartphone maker regain its footing and win back market share ceded to the likes of Apple's iPhone and a range of devices that run on Google Inc's Android operating system.
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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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No plans to shut down handset unit: BlackBerry
BlackBerry Ltd has no plans to shut down its loss-making handset business, said its incoming interim chief executive John Chen on Monday, adding that the smartphone maker has enough in its stable to stage a turnaround.
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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.
