BlackBerry is a line of mobile e-mail and smartphone devices developed and designed by Canadian company Research In Motion (RIM) for 10 years. The consumer BlackBerry Internet Service, or BIS is available to 91 countries worldwide, on over 500 mobile service operators using various mobile technologies.
BlackBerrys switched for iPhones by Halliburton
Feb 07 - CBC
Waterloo, Ont., stands by RIM despite market turmoil
Feb 05 - CBC
RIM should remain Canadian: Harper
Feb 03 - Financial Post
Feb 01 - Financial Post
RIM’s Stymiest Vows More Forceful Board
Feb 01 - Business Week
Is this RIM’s first BlackBerry 10?
Feb 01 - Financial Post
Governance report reveals RIM stasis
Jan 31 - Financial Post
Meet RIM’s team of ‘Be Bold’ BlackBerry super heroes
Jan 31 - Financial Post
RIM’s 'dramatically different' recycled marketing campaign
Jan 30 - Financial Post
Physicist at head of RIM refines his pitch
Jan 29 - Financial Times
Heins aims for BlackBerry turnround, not break-up
Jan 29 - Financial Times
RIM Shareholder Fairfax Doubles Stake in BlackBerry Maker
Jan 27 - Business Week
BlackBerry 10 September launch rumour lifts RIM stock
Jan 25 - Financial Post
Investors still cool to RIM change
Jan 24 - Financial Post
RIM CEO Has Rocky Start as Steady Approach Disappoints Some
Jan 24 - Business Week
Takeover talk swirls as bosses quit ailing BlackBerry
Jan 23 - Independent
Glory days an old memory in RIM’s new world
Jan 23 - Financial Times
RIM shares hit by doubts over new chief
Jan 23 - Financial Times
BlackBerry maker to focus more on consumer market
Jan 23 - France24
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