John Chen

• BlackBerry’s John Chen will depart as CEO amid plans to split business

  John Chen will depart his role as chief executive of BlackBerry on Nov. 4 after a decade at the helm of the Waterloo-based technology company.

  Tech

  Oct 30, 2023
  
• BlackBerry says it might split up its business. Why?

  BlackBerry says the possibilities of a strategic review include, but are not limited to, the separation of one or more of its operations.

  Tech

  May 2, 2023
  
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• BlackBerry’s share price jumps after strong 4th-quarter, upbeat outlook

  BlackBerry Ltd.'s share price jumped after the former smartphone company beat analyst estimates for profit and revenue in the fourth-quarter and announced an upbeat outlook for the coming year.

  Consumer

  Mar 31, 2019
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• BlackBerry to purchase cybersecurity company Cylance in US$1.4B deal

  Blackberry called Cylance a pioneer in applying artificial intelligence, algorithmic science and machine learning to cybersecurity software.

  Canada

  Nov 16, 2018
• BlackBerry unveils cybersecurity tool for cars Jarvis, upping bet on auto market

  CEO John Chen called the program "game changing."

  Money

  Jan 15, 2018
• BlackBerry CEO sees Detroit auto show as next stop on road to future

  Over the past five years, the chief executive gradually reduced the Waterloo, Ont.-based company's dependence on smartphone sales in a crowded market and repositioned the company formerly known as Research in Motion as an innovator in cybersecurity and software.

  Canada

  Jan 14, 2018
• BlackBerry’s comeback may have something to do with how it pays its CEO

  In general, Canadian companies are a lot better at ensuring executives earn their keep -- but work remains to be done.

  Money

  Jun 14, 2017
• BlackBerry ‘likely’ to become a takeover target: report

  U.S. research firm says BlackBerry is ripe for a buyout.

  Canada

  Jun 2, 2017
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• BlackBerry CEO John Chen celebrates quarterly results despite revenue loss

  BlackBerry's net loss, reported in U.S. dollars, was $47 million or nine cents per share - a big improvement from the $238-million loss it had at the same time last year.

  Money

  Mar 31, 2017
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• BlackBerry posts $117M Q3 loss, smallest this year

  The Waterloo, Ont.-based company, which reports in U.S. currency, says the latest quarterly loss amounted to 22 cents per basic share before adjustments.

  Consumer

  Dec 20, 2016