BlackBerry laid off 250 employees after firing 5,000 people last year due to weak earnings.
BlackBerry
Analysts said that Apple is well-equipped with advantages that would keep it from BlackBerry's fate.
BlackBerry would search for alternative routes so that service monetization would compensate within the business.
BlackBerry would revamp its moneymaking operations and target MDM market to generate more income.
The lack of immediate upgrades from Apple was said to be accountable for the decreasing demand for high-end smartphones.
According to Yahoo! Finance, investors would be given great chances with Apple instead of BlackBerry and Hewlett-Packard but Google could slay Apple in terms of future growth.
The struggling company that has been in survival mode for a long time was expected to bounce back if it would focus on software development.
Analysts lowered their earnings and sale estimates for Apple after the losses incurred by the other tech giants.
A Samsung-FBI deal was coming to an emminent close, said sources.
BlackBerry CEO asked investors for patience during meeting.
Valeant Pharmaceuticals and energy sector boost TSX
BlackBerry is expected to face tough questions from investors during the annual shareholder meeting as the smartphone maker’s share went down by 28% last week.
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion is considering splitting its business in two.
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