| Prev Close | 10.79 |
| Open | 10.78 |
| Day Low/High | 10.53 / 10.81 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 8.47 / 14.55 |
| Volume | 2.66M |
| Avg Volume | 5.88M |
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 530.41M |
| Market Cap | 6.14B |
| EPS | -2.30 |
| P/E Ratio | 12.18 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Jim Cramer is bullish on Johnson & Johnson, STMicroelectronics, Broadcom, NVIDIA, Minerals Technology and Blackberry.
Jim Cramer explains how to rely on long-term themes to take advantage of this market's wild action.
BlackBerry is quickly enveloping itself in the self-driving car space, with many customers not even realizing it.
Here's what you need to know now for Friday, Nov. 3
All three major U.S. averages closed higher on Friday.
GE is teaming with Apple to extend the mobile reach of its IoT platform, and making Amazon its preferred cloud partner. Both will be useful as GE seeks to achieve ambitious technology goals.
As a key player in the Canadian economy, BlackBerry is closely watching the contentious NAFTA discussions being led by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Blackberry CEO John Chen talks with TheStreet about the tech company's ongoing turnaround. While Blackberry is indirectly involved in the smartphone business, it's new claim to fame is with connected cars.
Blackberry CEO John Chen talks with TheStreet about the tech company's ongoing turnaround. While Blackberry is indirectly involved in the smartphone business, it's new claim to fame is with connected cars.
As a key player in the Canadian economy, BlackBerry is closely watching the contentious NAFTA discussions being led by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Several key metals used in various industrial applications have seen their prices surge of late. In short, this is one great sign the global economy is doing just fine.
Rotation that's taking place under the surface must be navigated.
Until market conditions shift, I won't be making any sizable buys.
Subscribers might react with a "huh?" to this addition, but here's why we're keeping an eye on BlackBerry.
Casino stocks were in focus for a second day following the mass shooting in Las Vegas on Sunday.
Walmart leads the Dow Jones Industrial Average to trade in the green, while the rest of the market struggles to hold higher after a days-long win streak.
Walmart leads the Dow Jones Industrial Average to trade in the green, while the rest of the market struggles to hold higher after a days-long win streak.
Finding bullish and bearish reversals in the market.
After having overreacted to a revenue miss in June, markets are quite happy with BlackBerry's strong August quarter report, which reflected well on its enterprise and licensing momentum.
BlackBerry's QNX software will help get the Tokyo-based semiconductor firm's products to market faster.
Here's what you need to know now for Thursday, Sept. 28.
BlackBerry's software and services revenue hit a record $196 million during the quarter.
The S&P 500 ended the day at new records with just small gains. Consumer stocks did most of the heavy-lifting.
The S&P 500 secured a new record high on Thursday, Sept. 28, in a session in which third-quarter growth concerns surfaced and consumer stocks did the heavy lifting.
Stocks are mostly higher on Thursday, Sept. 28, as consumer names give rise to the Dow Jones Industrial Average but losses among media companies weigh on the Nasdaq.
Latest results boost shares, suggesting patient investors may be rewarded.
Stocks turn mixed on Thursday, Sept. 28, as Wall Street weighs second-quarter growth against the potential for a weaker third quarter.
Stock futures indicate a lower opening for Wall Street on Thursday.
