BlackBerry Ltd. says it lost US$56 million in its latest quarter, compared with a loss of US$495 million a year ago.
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BlackBerry Reports US$56 Million Loss in Latest QuarterBlackBerry Ltd. says it lost US$56 million in its latest quarter, compared with a loss of US$495 million a year ago. The Waterloo, Ont.-based technology company, which reports its earnings in U.S. dollars, says the fourth-quarter loss amounts to 10 cents US per diluted share compared with a loss of 85 cents US per diluted share a year earlier. BlackBerry says its revenue for the quarter ended Feb. 29 was US$173 million compared with US$151 million in the prior year's fourth quarter. Revenue from its internet of things business came in at US$66 million, up from US$53 million in the prior fourth quarter.BlackBerry's cybersecurity revenue totalled US$92 million, up from the US$88 million seen a year earlier. In recent months, BlackBerry has been working to separate its Internet of Things and cybersecurity divisions from one another.
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Halifax Herald Ltd. and SaltWire Receive Creditor Protection ExtensionThe Nova Scotia Supreme Court has extended creditor protection until May 3 for the Halifax Herald Ltd. and SaltWire. The companies will receive additional interim financing to stay viable until May 3. A plan to find a buyer for the media companies is pending approval.
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'Little Bird,' film 'BlackBerry' top Canadian Screen Award nominationsEven after 35 years in the business, Toronto showrunner and actress Jennifer Podemski says she was “totally beside herself” to see her series “Little Bird” lead the Canadian Screen Awards nominations.
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Why director Matt Johnson made 'Blackberry'Matt Johnson has been riding a wave of accolades for his dark comedy “BlackBerry,” which became the most nominated film in the history of the Canadian Screen Awards last week.
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BlackBerry CEO sexually harassed senior employee, lawsuit claimsA former BlackBerry Ltd. employee has filed a lawsuit against the company and its new chief executive John Giamatteo, who she claims sexually harassed her...
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BlackBerry CEO sexually harassed senior employee, lawsuit claimsThe complainan alleges her treatment at BlackBerry violated both the U.S. labour code and the California Fair Employment and Housing Act and resulted in her wrongful termination
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