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Research in Motion cutting 5,000 jobs
By Alastair Sharp TORONTO – Research In Motion Ltd delayed the make-or-break launch of its next-generation BlackBerry phones until next year, in a devastating setback to the once-dominant technology...
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If RIM hopes of rescue, it will come from outside
TORONTO — Look at it this way: at least RIM beat expectations. The results the company posted Thursday were worse in every way than anyone had forecast — and the forecasts were awful enough. A loss of...
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RIM invites government officials for sneak peek at new BlackBerry
TORONTO — Some of Ottawa’s key government officials will be among the first to get a sneak peek of the new BlackBerry 10 operating system. The Canadian Press has learned that Research In Motion...
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Federal government looks to trim paper consumption
OTTAWA — Sometimes it takes a forest to power the bureaucratic jungle. Newly released reports on plans and priorities for dozens of federal departments and agencies show paper-loving bureaucrats are...
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BlackBerry CEO says tablets are just a fad
Tablets are going to be a thing of the past within five years, says BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins. In an interview with Bloomberg, the man at the helm of the company who created the failed PlayBook...
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BlackBerry slide continues as company reports first-quarter net loss of $84...
David Friend BlackBerry delivered a hazy look at its first-quarter results on Friday, posting a loss of US$84 million that fell short of analyst expectations, while offering few details on whether its...
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