BB:CC News and Press, Blackberry Limited From 07/12/22

As surging gas prices continue to steal money out of the pockets of the customers in 2022, the demand for electric vehicles (EVs) is booming. This demand is likely to accelerate further in the coming years — thanks to rising environmental awareness across the world. Given these promi...

What happened? BlackBerry (TSX:BB) (NYSE:BB) stock turned positive in the first week of July to start the month with a bang. The TSX -listed BB stock price rallied by 10.8% last week to settle at $7.69 per share, posting its biggest weekly gains since March. By compariso...

After delivering impressive returns last year, tech stocks are under pressure this year. Rising interest rates, the expectation of growth slowing down, and concerns over their higher valuations have caused a selloff in the tech space. However, the steep correction has provided an excell...

BlackBerry reported another disappointing quarter. The profitability is not there yet and will not be for years to come. The forecasts made for several years are of little or no value: the future is always uncertain. The Canadian company released its quarterly result...

BlackBerry (TSX:BB) (NYSE:BB) stock has started July on a strong note, as it has inched up by more than 6% in the first couple of sessions of the month to $7.36 per share. Nonetheless, BB stock still trades with big 38% year-to-date losses after losing 25% of its value in the la...

Volkswagen Group Software Powerhouse CARIAD Selects BlackBerry QNX for its Software Platform PR Newswire QNX technology will help power CARIAD's software stack for automated driving WATERLOO, Ontario , July 6, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- BlackBerry...

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The broader market selloff accelerated in June, as the TSX Composite benchmark slipped by 9% the month, posting its biggest monthly losses since March 2020, when the global pandemic-driven shutdowns caused a stock market crash. While investors’ fears about a looming recession...

What’s attractive about stocks is that one doesn’t need a large sum to start investing. A small and regular investment in fundamentally strong stocks could help in accumulating substantial funds in the long term. So, for investors with a small investment surplus, here are thre...

What happened? BlackBerry (TSX:BB) (NYSE:BB) stock fell by 25.1% in the June quarter to $6.94 per share, posting its worst quarterly losses since March 2020 quarter. The recent sharp selloff took its year-to-date losses to more than 41%. By comparison, the TSX Composite In...