Hardware & electrical equipment
BlackBerry shares surge as 4Q profit and revenue beat estimates as it completes makeover
The technology company pivoted from smartphone manufacturing and is now positioning itself as a software and services provider
Company
Blackberry
TSE:BB
Blackberry is a designer, manufacturer and marketer of wireless solutions for the worldwide mobile communications market. Through the development of integrated hardware, software and services that support multiple wireless network standards, Blackberry provides platforms and solutions for seamless access to time-sensitive information including email, phone, short message service (SMS) messaging, Internet and intranet-based applications.
92 stories · page 3 of 5
Hardware & electrical equipment
BlackBerry taps top Cisco exec as president and chief operating officer
Bryan Palma will oversee the BlackBerry Technology Solutions, Enterprise Software and Services and Mobility Solutions teams
TSX makes solid start on Wednesday; US market closed for Independence Day
A look at the major Canadian indices on Wednesday as Wall Street is closed
Hardware & electrical equipment
BlackBerry shares boosted as first-quarter profit and revenue beat estimates on software growth
The smartphone maker has had to compete with the likes of Apple and Android devices
U.S. stocks flat after U.S. withdraws from Iran nuclear deal
Turbulence rocked the oil market after President Trump imposed "powerful" sanctions on Iran
Hardware & electrical equipment
Blackberry shares rise in pre-market deals after stronger-than-expected results
While revenue fell to US$233mln from US$286mln the previous year, it was above the consensus forecast
Hardware & electrical equipment
BlackBerry, Microsoft partner to release security product for mobile customers
BlackBerry Enterprise Bridge couples Microsoft Office 365 mobile apps with BlackBerry's security tools
Hardware & electrical equipment
BlackBerry shares at highest level since mid-2013 after news of collaboration with Baidu
Since it stopped trying to compete in the smartphone arena, Canada's technology champion has enjoyed a resurgence
Hardware & electrical equipment
BlackBerry beats expectations with quarterly earnings
Thanks to a bit of accountancy jiggery-pokery, BlackBerry notched up its fifteenth consecutive profitable quarter
Canada stocks end quiet day with TSX up five points
It's a fairly busy week ahead, with the key jobs report in focus on Friday
S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite crawl to new highs
Small gains pushes the S&P and Nasdaq to new highs, while the Dow finished up on the week despite drifting three points lower on Friday
Hardware & electrical equipment
Blackberry's earnings beat forecasts, although revenues fall as it switches focus to software
The Canadian group posted a net loss of US$47mln, or 9 US cents a share in the quarter to February 28. A year earlier, it reported a loss of US$238mln, or 45 US cents a share
Investments and investor services
Stocks stumble at the final hurdle as strong quarter ends
Though not without bright spots, the final session of the week and the quarter was mostly dull
FTSE 100's losses made heavier by South Africa-focused stocks
An otherwise storming quarter that saw the Footsie rise 180 points ended on a dull note
Wolseley name change: plumb crazy or not?
What would the bard say about Wolseley's name change. Would a bidet by any other name still smell ... er ... of porcelain?
Hardware & electrical equipment
Trending: Will you snap up Snapchat?
For all the hype of a relatively new social media platform coming to market, never have views been more divided than over the now-you-see-it-now-you-don’t Snapchat. And that doesn’t bode too well for a company whose IPO is this week
US stocks mark record highs but Dow’s 20,000 awaits another day
US stocks closed higher on Tuesday, after marking some fresh record highs, while the dollar scaled 14-year highs, but with the Dow failing to claim the 20,000 level this time
Hardware & electrical equipment
Technology has-been BlackBerry posts surprise third quarter profit, but sales fall
Excluding non-recurring items, the Canadian firm reported adjusted earnings per share of 2 US cents for the quarter to November 30, beating consensus forecasts.
Hardware & electrical equipment
Trending: Goodbye BlackBerry Way
It was a Canadian technological powerhouse, and even asked Alicia Keys to add a touch of glamour and piano to its offer, but BlackBerry on Wednesday delivered the ultimate bombshell: it is to outsource production of handsets after 14 years
Cyber-crime in the UK may be even worse than some companies realise
A survey by PwC indicates that many companies are still complacent about the risks posed by cyber-criminals