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Monday 25 May 2015 11:04 pm

BlackBerry announces more job cuts as reorganisation takes hold

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BlackBerry has announced that it will make job cuts as it consolidates.

However, the struggling Canadian smartphone maker declined to say how many jobs would go, and where specifically the cuts would fall.

A statement from the firm said: “We have made the decision to consolidate our device software, hardware and applications business, impacting a number of employees around the world.”

It comes after results for the quarter ending 31 March showed a 16.8 per cent fall in revenue from the previous quarter. It already had put 100 Swedish jobs at risk.

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