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The three year effort to integrate the IT systems of American Airlines and the former US Airways reaches another milestone this weekend as American shifts the planes and pilots to a single operating system. They will use American's massive flight operating system, which runs 500 applications.
The surge in technology stocks this quarter has the S&P 500 tech sector hitting a milestone last seen at the tail end of the dot-com era.
Global markets are trying to figure out whether OPEC’s tentative decision to cut oil production is a head fake or the real thing, Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf faces second grilling and State Street Corp., the Boston financial services firm, named Eric Aboaf finance chief.
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BlackBerry has given up on designing and producing its smartphones, outsourcing that work instead. The device’s woes were in many ways a product of its rapid and improbable success.
BlackBerry Ltd. said it would outsource the making of handsets and instead focus on developing secure software and services.
BlackBerry’s exit from handsets puts all hope on software, where competition is fierce.
BlackBerry said it would stop making its phones and will outsource production as sales continue to dwindle. Here’s a look at BlackBerry device models over the years.
Among the companies with shares expected to trade actively in Wednesday's session are BlackBerry, Tempur Sealy International, and Wells Fargo.
Canadian smartphone maker BlackBerry Ltd. is set to report results for its second quarter of fiscal 2017 before markets open on Wednesday.
A speech by the head of the Bank of Canada, the latest quarterly results from BlackBerry Ltd. and July gross domestic product figures are highlights of this week’s calendar.
S&P companies are projected to mark a sixth straight decline during the coming earnings season; Salesforce could be taking over Twitter and Santander's U.S. unit is struggling with accounting errors.
The company makes the Myo armband, which lets people use arm and hand gestures to control computing devices.
No one felt safe, not even inside the security bubble.
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell stood by his decision to use a private email account for government business, saying he was “unaware” of requirements to preserve emails sent between private accounts.
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell told Hillary Clinton at the start of her tenure at the State Department that he used a personal computer to conduct government business, and took steps to avoid “going through the State Department servers.”
Comey’s agents were forgiving about some incriminating evidence.
Suspected ringleaders of Malaysia’s 1MDB scandal allegedly cultivated bank executives, pressed compliance officers and obsessed about secrecy.