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Plans to sell the company were eventually scrapped when Fairfax Financial (TSX:FFX), one of BlackBerry s largest shareholders, came up with a plan to raise a billion dollars in hopes to resuscitate the struggling company instead.
Last week, BlackBerry (TSX:BB) reported a quarterly loss of US$4.4-billion as sales of its smartphones continued to decline. Chen delivered the clearest plan for the company s future yet, which stoked investor optimism.
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