BlackBerry shareholders would receive $9 a share in the deal offered by a group led by Fairfax Financial Holdings. Roger Cheng (he/him/his) was the executive editor in charge of CNET News, managing ...

Orange has launched the first pay-as-you-go BlackBerry deal in the UK. On Thursday, the operator said the Pearl 8120 model will work with its pre-paid data services, making it the only BlackBerry deal ...

Beleaguered smartphone maker BlackBerry struck a deal to sell itself to a group led by Fairfax Financial for about $4.7 billion in cash. Ryan Knutson joins digits. Photo: Getty Images. BlackBerry Ltd.

Orange has launched the first pay-as-you-go BlackBerry deal in the U.K. On Thursday, the operator said the Pearl 8120 model will work with its pre-paid data services, making it the only BlackBerry ...

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BlackBerry announced Monday it has agreed to a letter of intent led by Fairfax Financial Holdings that would take the ailing smartphone company private for $4.7 billion. Toronto-based Fairfax already ...

BlackBerry to Go Private in $4.7 Billion Takeover Deal BlackBerry on Monday announced plans to sell its business to a consortium led by Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited, which will take the troubled ...

(Reuters) - BlackBerry Ltd is warming up to the possibility of going private, as the smartphone maker battles to revive its fortunes, several sources familiar with the situation said. Chief Executive ...

BlackBerry just received an offer to go private from Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited for $9 per share, or $4.7 billion. Fairfax signed a letter of intent for the offer. To be clear, this is not a ...

Despite BlackBerry's Australian managing director, Matthew Ball, being an ex-Vodafone executive, Vodafone has today confirmed that it has no plans to launch any new BlackBerry 10 devices in Australia.