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Business Breakdowns: The rise and fall of “Blackberry” with Lon Harris | E1773

This Week in Startups

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How to Deal With Stocks Going Up and Down

Uber co-founder Lazaridis resigned in 2012, Balcely avoids jail time and Doug friggin sold his stock near the peak of its value in 2007. Verizon sued research in motion for 500 million to cover their losses almost all the blackberry storms that final product they came up with to sort of be their iPhone killer was returned or replaced due to manufacturing errors. There were multiple times on where they were faking it until they make it. And this was like a perfect example of like prototypes and duct tape and we can we can deliver the product even though they couldn't.

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