Blackberry, like some of its executives now face these charges, which indicate that investors have been misled about the status of the company’s future. Again jump Blackberry holders and, as usual, it does negative news. The Canadian not only fails to resume flight, but increasingly closer to the negative. The CEO Thorsten Heins and CFO Brian Bidulka are some of the defendants, but not the only.
According to our source informs, Backberry could be a new problem. And, a class action could have been brought to Blackberry motivated by “have deceived investors about the company’s situation. As we mentioned, the class action lawsuit would seek to represent “thousands” of shareholders who purchased shares of Blackberry’s September 27, 2012 to September 20 this year, a period in which executives allegedly misrepresented the status of operations BlackBerry .
demand In addition to the company, appear Thorsten Heins CEO and CFO Brian Bidulka . None of the allegations have been proven in court, and BlackBerry representative declined to comment, saying the company is “reviewing the matter.”
Since September 20, when the company unveiled first huge losses and massive layoffs of much of the workforce, the BlackBerry share fell 25 percent on Nasdaq. But this was not the only setback for Blackberry in recent years, but simply the most recent. Recall, for example, c ow failed some of its latest products like the BlackBerry PlayBook.
On the other hand, since a much lower level, Blackberry Messenger was about to be officially released for Android and iOS, but we have not met any news from the failed attempt and quedasen thousands of users of these operating systems to waiting for some response. In this regard, the company is working to provide instant messaging service outside its operating system, BlackBerry 10, which failed since its inception.
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