Ian Austen The New York Times
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BlackBerry Layoffs Point to Shift Away From Phones
BlackBerry in a statement said it would be laying off roughly 200 people across Canada and Florida.
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Town Where the Tomato Is King Rallies to Save Its Heinz Plant
Although the plant has changed hands, Heinz is its biggest customer.
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BlackBerry Sales Dive, as 2 Phones Disappoint
BlackBerry Passport and Classic failed to make an impression on the QWERTY faithful.
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Blackberry Behind the Scenes
Losing the Signal: The Untold Story Behind the Extraordinary Rise and Spectacular Fall of BlackBerry will be published in the US this week
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Cycling Union Ignored Doping and Shielded Armstrong
A report criticized the International Cycling Union, saying it had sought to save the reputation of the sport and Lance Armstrong.
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Hacker Disrupts Government Websites in Canada
The disruptions were prompted by a hacker or a small group of hackers supporting the cause of an Ottawa teenager who was charged for hoax phone calls.
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Selfie Takers Posing a Problem at the Tour
Since the Tour de France began on Saturday, several riders, including Tejay van Garderen, the U.S. leader of the BMC team, have been knocked off their bikes by self-portrait enthusiasts standing on the course.
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BlackBerry's Partnership with Foxconn Signals Shifting Priorities
While Foxconn cannot do anything to reverse BlackBerry's popularity slide, the partnership will eliminate several financial uncertainties for Chen.
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BlackBerry filing describes a global slide
BlackBerry attributed its slowdown in global markets to an increase in inexpensive phones based on Google's Android operating system.
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BlackBerry cancels call to discuss its results
A written discussion about BlackBerry's financial condition from its management would not be available until next week.
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BlackBerry chief admits release of new phones in US was flawed
BlackBerry management has failed to deliver on the incredibly modest expectations of someone who has held shares in the company.
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A surprise quarterly profit for BlackBerry
The financial report provided a mix of positive and worrying news, leaving some analysts without a clear picture of the once powerful, but now struggling, company.
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Samsung armours Android to take on BlackBerry
To appeal to the business user, Samsung added special features to Android.
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BlackBerry maker unveils its new line, and a new name
The new name was the biggest surprise in Mr. Heins's presentation.
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BlackBerry 10's debut critical for Research In Motion
On Wednesday, the company will introduce a new line of smartphones called the BlackBerry 10 and an operating system of the same name.
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BlackBerry Layoffs Point to Shift Away From Phones
BlackBerry in a statement said it would be laying off roughly 200 people across Canada and Florida.
-
Town Where the Tomato Is King Rallies to Save Its Heinz Plant
Although the plant has changed hands, Heinz is its biggest customer.
-
BlackBerry Sales Dive, as 2 Phones Disappoint
BlackBerry Passport and Classic failed to make an impression on the QWERTY faithful.
-
Blackberry Behind the Scenes
Losing the Signal: The Untold Story Behind the Extraordinary Rise and Spectacular Fall of BlackBerry will be published in the US this week
-
Cycling Union Ignored Doping and Shielded Armstrong
A report criticized the International Cycling Union, saying it had sought to save the reputation of the sport and Lance Armstrong.
-
Hacker Disrupts Government Websites in Canada
The disruptions were prompted by a hacker or a small group of hackers supporting the cause of an Ottawa teenager who was charged for hoax phone calls.
-
Selfie Takers Posing a Problem at the Tour
Since the Tour de France began on Saturday, several riders, including Tejay van Garderen, the U.S. leader of the BMC team, have been knocked off their bikes by self-portrait enthusiasts standing on the course.
-
BlackBerry's Partnership with Foxconn Signals Shifting Priorities
While Foxconn cannot do anything to reverse BlackBerry's popularity slide, the partnership will eliminate several financial uncertainties for Chen.
-
BlackBerry filing describes a global slide
BlackBerry attributed its slowdown in global markets to an increase in inexpensive phones based on Google's Android operating system.
-
BlackBerry cancels call to discuss its results
A written discussion about BlackBerry's financial condition from its management would not be available until next week.
-
BlackBerry chief admits release of new phones in US was flawed
BlackBerry management has failed to deliver on the incredibly modest expectations of someone who has held shares in the company.
-
A surprise quarterly profit for BlackBerry
The financial report provided a mix of positive and worrying news, leaving some analysts without a clear picture of the once powerful, but now struggling, company.
-
Samsung armours Android to take on BlackBerry
To appeal to the business user, Samsung added special features to Android.
-
BlackBerry maker unveils its new line, and a new name
The new name was the biggest surprise in Mr. Heins's presentation.
-
BlackBerry 10's debut critical for Research In Motion
On Wednesday, the company will introduce a new line of smartphones called the BlackBerry 10 and an operating system of the same name.
