Blackberry starts to circle the drain....RIM starts handing out layoff notices - Santo Domingo

RE: Blackberry starts to circle the drain....RIM starts handing out layoff notices

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abc200 previously said:

So what? BlackBerry is non-essential trash!

They might have a mock last mass!

Ha Ha!

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Blutarsky previously said:

RIM's Worst Case Scenario? Sell

If RIM isn't able to rebound -- soon -- and its stock price continues its slide, it may risk becoming a takeover target.

Microsoft, which has struggled to make inroads into the smartphone sector, is the most likely acquirer of RIM, said one long-time RIM investor who asked not to be named.

The software giant could buy RIM's handset business and incorporate its own operating system into the hardware.

"If you think about the kind of clients who use a BlackBerry, it's a very Microsoft-oriented group of people because they need to type e-mails," said the investor.

But while takeover speculation continues to swirl, it's still too early to deem RIM dead in the water, said RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky.

In a recent report, Abramsky dubbed RIM "bloody, but not (yet) broken."

You would not say that if it was your beloved Marks and Spencer or Harrods .....if the Desert people dont already own them as most of the things in your country of origin

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#5 - Posted 21 June 2011, 11:01 PM
abc200 Location: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic Join date: August 2008 Member #: 1307 Posts: 10352	RE: Blackberry starts to circle the drain....RIM starts handing out layoff notices Quote: Blutarsky previously said: Quote: abc200 previously said: So what? BlackBerry is non-essential trash! They might have a mock last mass! Ha Ha! S. Quote: Blutarsky previously said: RIM's Worst Case Scenario? Sell If RIM isn't able to rebound -- soon -- and its stock price continues its slide, it may risk becoming a takeover target. Microsoft, which has struggled to make inroads into the smartphone sector, is the most likely acquirer of RIM, said one long-time RIM investor who asked not to be named. The software giant could buy RIM's handset business and incorporate its own operating system into the hardware. "If you think about the kind of clients who use a BlackBerry, it's a very Microsoft-oriented group of people because they need to type e-mails," said the investor. But while takeover speculation continues to swirl, it's still too early to deem RIM dead in the water, said RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky. In a recent report, Abramsky dubbed RIM "bloody, but not (yet) broken." You would not say that if it was your beloved Marks and Spencer or Harrods .....if the Desert people dont already own them as most of the things in your country of origin Our big idiot joker - I have never shopped at M&S - nor have many of my friends. Although I respect the jewish religion those running M&S are a bunch of Zionists. http://www.inminds.co.uk/boycott-marks-and-spencer.html http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/opinion/2011/05/201152911579533291.html As for Harrods it can get lost! http://www.caft.org.uk/harrods/harrods.htm S. Edited on 6/21/2011 11:03 PM by abc200.
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#1 - Posted 21 June 2011, 11:46 AM
Blutarsky Location: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone Join date: October 2009 Member #: 3809 Posts: 10122	Blackberry starts to circle the drain....RIM starts handing out layoff notices TORONTO \| Tue Jun 21, 2011 9:53am EDT TORONTO (Reuters) - BlackBerry maker Research In Motion has started to hand out layoff notices after it said on Friday it would cut an unspecified number of jobs, a local newspaper said on Tuesday. A spokesman for the Canadian company could not be reached immediately to confirm the report in the Waterloo Region Record, which serves the Ontario city where RIM is headquartered. The report gave no specific numbers on the layoff notices, but noted that RIM employs about 17,500 workers globally, including 9,000 in the Waterloo region. Shares of RIM, which once dominated the business segment of the smartphone market, have dropped about 27 percent since it revealed dismal quarterly results and lowered its full-year outlook on Friday. The stock is down more than 50 percent this year after a series of missteps as it tries to keep pace with Apple Inc and other innovators in the smartphone and tablet computer markets. al capo di tutti capi de los trolls
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#2 - Posted 21 June 2011, 11:57 AM
Blutarsky Location: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone Join date: October 2009 Member #: 3809 Posts: 10122	RE: Blackberry starts to circle the drain....RIM starts handing out layoff notices RIM's Worst Case Scenario? Sell If RIM isn't able to rebound -- soon -- and its stock price continues its slide, it may risk becoming a takeover target. Microsoft, which has struggled to make inroads into the smartphone sector, is the most likely acquirer of RIM, said one long-time RIM investor who asked not to be named. The software giant could buy RIM's handset business and incorporate its own operating system into the hardware. "If you think about the kind of clients who use a BlackBerry, it's a very Microsoft-oriented group of people because they need to type e-mails," said the investor. But while takeover speculation continues to swirl, it's still too early to deem RIM dead in the water, said RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky. In a recent report, Abramsky dubbed RIM "bloody, but not (yet) broken." al capo di tutti capi de los trolls
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#4 - Posted 21 June 2011, 8:39 PM
Blutarsky Location: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone Join date: October 2009 Member #: 3809 Posts: 10122	RE: Blackberry starts to circle the drain....RIM starts handing out layoff notices Quote: abc200 previously said: So what? BlackBerry is non-essential trash! They might have a mock last mass! Ha Ha! S. Quote: Blutarsky previously said: RIM's Worst Case Scenario? Sell If RIM isn't able to rebound -- soon -- and its stock price continues its slide, it may risk becoming a takeover target. Microsoft, which has struggled to make inroads into the smartphone sector, is the most likely acquirer of RIM, said one long-time RIM investor who asked not to be named. The software giant could buy RIM's handset business and incorporate its own operating system into the hardware. "If you think about the kind of clients who use a BlackBerry, it's a very Microsoft-oriented group of people because they need to type e-mails," said the investor. But while takeover speculation continues to swirl, it's still too early to deem RIM dead in the water, said RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky. In a recent report, Abramsky dubbed RIM "bloody, but not (yet) broken." You would not say that if it was your beloved Marks and Spencer or Harrods .....if the Desert people dont already own them as most of the things in your country of origin al capo di tutti capi de los trolls
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#6 - Posted 24 June 2011, 4:27 PM
Blutarsky Location: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone Join date: October 2009 Member #: 3809 Posts: 10122	RE: Hens Night Party (COJ231632) Quote: wadood previously said: Hens Night Party (COJ231632) A website dedicated to planning the ultimate hens night or hens party for every bride-to-be. (http://www.hens.com.au) the funky chicken of Samana wants to attend ....the only animal that deserves extinction aka the Eurowanker al capo di tutti capi de los trolls
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#7 - Posted 24 June 2011, 10:56 PM
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#3 - Posted 21 June 2011, 7:35 PM
abc200 Location: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic Join date: August 2008 Member #: 1307 Posts: 10352	RE: Blackberry starts to circle the drain....RIM starts handing out layoff notices So what? BlackBerry is non-essential trash! They might have a mock last mass! Ha Ha! S. Quote: Blutarsky previously said: RIM's Worst Case Scenario? Sell If RIM isn't able to rebound -- soon -- and its stock price continues its slide, it may risk becoming a takeover target. Microsoft, which has struggled to make inroads into the smartphone sector, is the most likely acquirer of RIM, said one long-time RIM investor who asked not to be named. The software giant could buy RIM's handset business and incorporate its own operating system into the hardware. "If you think about the kind of clients who use a BlackBerry, it's a very Microsoft-oriented group of people because they need to type e-mails," said the investor. But while takeover speculation continues to swirl, it's still too early to deem RIM dead in the water, said RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky. In a recent report, Abramsky dubbed RIM "bloody, but not (yet) broken."
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