BlackBerry is laying off more staff and shutting down multiple offices
BlackBerry is laying off more staff and shutting down multiple offices
BlackBerry, once known for its “BlackBerry” phones and now a software firm specialising in cybersecurity, announced that it will eliminate additional jobs, mostly in its cybersecurity unit, as the company continues to push for profitability amid a separation into two publicly traded companies. BlackBerry has also exited six of its 36 global office locations, including one in San Ramon, California, as part of a broader effort to cut administrative expenses.
BlackBerry, once known for its “BlackBerry” phones and now a software firm specialising in cybersecurity, announced that it will eliminate additional jobs, mostly in its cybersecurity unit, as the company continues to push for profitability amid a separation into two publicly traded companies. BlackBerry has also exited six of its 36 global office locations, including one in San Ramon, California, as part of a broader effort to cut administrative expenses.
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BlackBerry, once known for its “BlackBerry” phones and now a software firm specialising in cybersecurity, announced that it will eliminate additional jobs, mostly in its cybersecurity unit, as the company continues to push for profitability amid a separation into two publicly traded companies. BlackBerry has also exited six of its 36 global office locations, including one in San Ramon, California, as part of a broader effort to cut administrative expenses. 
