BlackBerry Ltd (BBRY)

BlackBerry set its 52-week high at the end of 2015 and has been struggling for most of 2016. Is there a light at the end of the tunnel?

BlackBerry (BBRY) is scheduled to release its 2017 fiscal second quarter results prior to Wednesday's opening bell.

These heavily shorted stocks could get squeeze much higher if they report positive earnings this week.

For the week of September 26, investors will get quarterly results from a host of major companies and testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.

Conditions seem ripe for continued upward momentum in stocks, as long as the Federal Reserve or unexpected shocks don't get in the way.

A blockbuster week gives way to a quieter one, but the focus will be the same -- the Federal Reserve and interest rates

The market is fearful. Use that fear to buy, Cramer says.

U.S. stocks closed lower on Friday, after Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer raised the possibility of an interest rate hike in September.

Stocks hold lower early afternoon Friday, remaining in the red after disappointing retail sales and producer prices data was released.

U.S. stocks creep back from lows to trade just shy of the record levels achieved Thursday.

Stocks edge lower on Friday morning, retreating from records set a day earlier, after disappointing retail sales data is released.

Here are Friday's top research calls, including upgrades for BlackBerry and Nvidia, and downgrades for Barracuda and SunPower.

A U.S. district court judge recently tossed out a verdict that required Apple to pay VirnetX $625.6 million.

A federal court ruling keeps Apple's money from patent trolls, but others wait to capitalize on all the tech giants.

Lots of energy names facing the potential for lower prices.

BlackBerry's new phone may allow authorities back-door access. Uber and Didi officially get permission to operate in China.

Blackberry has focused more on mobile cybersecurity in recent years, but it just announced the release of its second Android phone.

Blackberry (BBRY) stock is higher Tuesday afternoon after announcing the release of what it calls the 'world's most secure Android smartphone.'

The U.S. Senate Sergeant at Arms office will use BlackBerry’s (BBRY) software for a mass emergency notification system.

Blackberry (BBRY) announced today that its physical-keyboard classic smartphone model would be discontinued.

With its back against the wall, the former smartphone leader is reportedly preparing to release both high- and low-end Android phones.

Global markets are plummeting in the wake of the U.K.'s decision to leave the European Union. These dangerous stocks, bonds and ETFs will likely stumble big time.

BlackBerry (BBRY) signed a deal today with Indonesian media company Emtek to bring video and other services onto its messaging application.

The results of the 'Brexit' referendum on Friday rendered all other events that transpired earlier in the week unimportant.

Blackberry (BBRY) stock has a 'neutral' rating at JPMorgan and a lower price target this morning.

Cisco received a favorable ITC patent ruling, BlackBerry rose following mixed results and YouTube expanded its live streaming support.

BlackBerry needs stronger software growth or a hardware turnaround to offset service fee declines.

The countdown to the close of U.K. 'Brexit' polls is on and Wall Street appears fairly confident the votes will swing in their favor on Thursday.