After losing a lot of executives from its company, including its former CEO Thorsten Heins, in recent weeks, Blackberry tok a wise step today. John Sims, will be the new president of Global Enterprise services, and will start to work this january. The interim CEO of Blackberry John S. Chen made this hire. Earlier John Sims was president of SAP’s …
BlackBerry Needs More Cash To Put Off A Sale
BlackBerry is still waiting for those happy days which had made it the king of smartphone and its market. I still remember the time when the people were crazy of having blackberry set into their pocket, but then came more alluring OS like Android and iOS which captured almost whole mobile market. This was the greatest and quickest example of …
BlackBerry Providing BBM Through First-Come-First-Serve Basis To iOS, Android
No more Wait For BBM, as Company has resumed its rollout of BBM for iOS and Android after so many hindrance. Earlier, it was planned to launch it on 21st October but delayed due to that fake version release. Company knows about its demand, about 6 million people have signed up for information about BBM on the company’s website. Blackberry …
Blackberry Sued By Investors For Misleading About The Success Of BB10
Bloomberg reported that, the company mislead and have given some wrong statement to investors about the success of BB10. The investor, Marvin Pearlstein, has filed the lawsuit against Thorsten Heins, CEO of Blackberry and CFO Bidulika. Heins allegedly wrote that BlackBerry “continues to be a financially strong company.” So, the suit was filed in the court of Manhattan, and told …
BlackBerry Agrees To Go Private In $4.7 Billion Deal
In the north, BlackBerry is more than a mobile technology company or, you can say, a dominant smartphone maker. Today, Company announced that it has received a buyout offer at $9 per share for about $4.7 billion in total, from investment firm Fairfax Financial. The company will (technically) still be Canadian and this offer will take the tanking company private. …