BlackBerry axing staff worldwide in bid to make devices unit profitable
Firm says it is consolidating its device software, hardware and apps business but declines to say how many employees would be let go
Ailing smartphone maker BlackBerry is axing staff across the world in a bid to make its devices department profitable again. In a statement sent to Bloomberg, Lisette Kwong, a spokeswoman for the company...
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