BlackBerry agrees deal to sell off majority of its Canadian property assets

Danny Palmer
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Over three million square feet of Canadian real estate will be sold to "improve operational efficiencies"

BlackBerry has announced it has reached a deal to sell the majority of its property and real estate in the firm's home country of Canada as part of ongoing plans to balance the books. Under the ...

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