Investors were positive that BlackBerry can make a comeback, but in the meantime stakeholders especially employees are taking the brunt of the crisis.
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Al Meera, the Qatari retailer, formalizes agreement for construction of malls in Qatar
Al Meera would be working with Al Muftah and Al Aliaa to construct malls in Qatar. Retail giant from Qatar, the Al Meera Consumer Goods Company had announced it had signed an agreement to build seven new neighborhood shopping malls in the country.
Lulu Hypermarkets expand to many other markets
Retail giant Lulu Hypermarkets, under the leadership Yussuffali MA is expanding to Asia, North Africa and Middle East.
The world waits with bated breath for China's new reform agenda
China's key Communist Party meeting expected to yield monumental economic and political reforms.
Is Chen finally BlackBerry's beacon of hope?
Newly named BlackBerry executive chairman and interim CEO John Chen doesn't doubt the Canadian company's ability to make a comeback.
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Lawyers for Major League Baseball and Alex Rodriguez argue as to jurisdiction of the case, if it were in federal court or state court.
The New York Department of Financial Services and the Manhattan District Attorney's Office are conducting inquiries and may subject both AIG and MetLife to fines.
Depending on their risk interpretation of the current debt situation of JCPenney under new CEO Mike Ullman.
Ross' investments in shipping is based on faith that emerging markets would boost trade in the long haul.
Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross spent USD100 million to acquire vessels hauling dry commodity. Wilbur Ross, billionaire investor and owner of WL Ross &Co.
Intel Corporation acquired e-learning software company Kno. Intel Corporation recently acquired software company Kno. The latter began as a hardware company that later pivoted into producing eTextbooks and eBooks for college and K-12 students and publishers.
The Royal Bank of Scotland entered into a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission amounting to USD153.7 million.
Data storage company Box, one of Silicon Valley's highly anticipated IPO candidates, has selected Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse and JPMorgan Chase & Co to lead a proposed initial public offering, according to three people familiar with the matter.
BlackBerry rejected proposals to break-up and sell all or parts of the Canadian company. BlackBerry Ltd's board rejected proposals to break-up the Canadian smartphone company, saying that it is currently not in the best interest of all of its stakeholders.
