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Can This Move Save a Dying Smartphone Company?

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September 1, 2012 | Comments (1)

Bleeding smartphone maker Research In Motion has been crushed by its competition over the past two years. The company, having shown its dual CEOs the door, understands that the market has evolved while it idled and has recently made several moves that should help buy some much-needed time. Find out more in the following video.

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  • Report this Comment On November 09, 2012, at 5:50 PM, verces wrote:

    So much bashing for RIM eh! APPL once was in a near death and lots of forward thinking guys? said the same thing too....like near death... but they all ate their words...their lucky it's not hazardous.

    I have RIM position and thinking of buying NOK too but after further review...I said no as it's still too far from making rebounds. But RIMM hey put a long shot - you wont regret it.

    APPL right now is the king but too expensive - although at 8% ROE it just too expensive. I would rather put my money in Solar with 12 to 14% ROI here in Ontario until the program is still available.

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