Here's Why BlackBerry Stock Is Rising Today
The rumor mill is swirling about a takeover offer.
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Fairfax Financial is a holding company that uses its insurance float to fund a broad investment portfolio.
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News & Analysis: Fairfax Financial
Fairfax Financial Picks Up Allied World Assurance in Christmas Bargain Hunt
With the $4.9 billion acquisition of Allied World Assurance, Prem Watsa aims to complete Fairfax Financial Holdings' largest-ever deal. But for this value investor, price is more important than size.
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It's Official: BlackBerry Won't Be Going Private
BlackBerry announced today it's abandoning its efforts for a sale. Here's what investors need to know.
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Can You Truly Count on BlackBerry?
BlackBerry has issued an open letter to ensure everyone they have what it takes to survive. Should we believe them, or will it be left to potential acquirers like Fairfax Financial to pick up the pieces?
Here's Why Prem Watsa Will Follow Through on His BlackBerry Offer
The Warren Buffett of Canada says he's confident his $9 offer to acquire BlackBerry will come to fruition. Should you believe him?
The BlackBerry Deal Is Getting Stranger by the Day
Shareholders are clearly not enamored with the bid of $9 a share for the smartphone maker.
