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RIM's largest investor to stick with company despite co-founder's exit

The largest investor in Research In Motion said Thursday that he will stick with the BlackBerry company despite founder Mike Lazaridis's announcement that he will leave the company.

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Retiring RIM co-founder Lazaridis says board asked him to stay on as CEO

Research In Motion Ltd. co-founder Mike Lazaridis said Thursday as he prepared to leave the company for good that the board had asked him to reconsider his decision to step down as co-CEO.
BlackBerry shares continue slide after BB10 release

BlackBerry shares continued to slide on Thursday, one day after the company formerly known as Research in Motion debuted its long-awaited BlackBerry 10 operating system and two new smartphones.
RIM shares down slightly a day ahead of BlackBerry 10 unveiling

Shares in Research In Motion closed down Tuesday ahead of the unveiling of its BlackBerry 10 lineup. RIM stock ended the day down 56 cents, or 3.44 per cent, to $15.71 on the Toronto Stock Exchange, following a 7.6 per cent slide Monday.
RIM looks to revitalize BlackBerry brand with BB10

Once a leader but now derided as a laggard, BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion hopes to regain the confidence of cynical smartphone users this week as the curtain is lifted on its much-anticipated new smartphones.
SuperBowl ad to feature RIM's new BB10

Research In Motion said Friday that its new operating system will appear in a 30-second advertisement during this year's Super Bowl.
RIM shares surge again ahead of BlackBerry 10 unveiling

Research In Motion stock was trading up almost seven per cent Monday as the company prepares to unveil its new BlackBerry 10 operating system and line of smartphones.
RIM shares surge almost 11 per cent ahead of BlackBerry 10

Research In Motion's stock reached levels unseen since early last year in trading Monday before settling for a substantial gain of almost 11 per cent on the day.
RIM stock up on Visa's approval of secure mobile payment method

BlackBerry users will soon be able to charge purchases at the cash register to their Visa cards using technology implanted in the company's new smartphone models.
RIM stock pops to highest price since April 2012

Research In Motion (TSX:RIM) stock jumped Monday in a second day of heavy trading, rising above $14 a share for the first time since last spring. The BlackBerry maker's stock gained $1.36, or 10.2 per cent, to $14.67 in afternoon trading. That's the highest since RIM stock traded at $14.95 in early April 2012.
RIM shares head up after Vodafone glitch

Shares in Research In Motion bounced back Friday after U.K.-based carrier Vodafone experienced technical problems that disrupted BlackBerry service to customers in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.