Notify Technology News

Police found a human hand at the Ottawa Postal Terminal Tuesday night, hours after a bloody foot was delivered to the Conservative party's Ottawa headquarters just blocks from Parliament Hill.

By many indications, things are going well for the tech industry. Mobile and cloud services are taking off .

Research In Motion revealed some bad news after the closing bell Tuesday that it had hired bankers to explore options and that it sees an operating loss in Q1.

SMART PHONES RIM warns of loss and layoffs Struggling BlackBerry maker Research In Motion warned Tuesday that it will have an operating loss in its current March-to-June quarter and said there will be significant layoffs this year.

IDG News Service - Research In Motion has warned that it expects an operating loss for the current quarter and has hired two investment banks to help it study alternative company strategies that might include licensing its OS.

Research In Motion says there will be "significant" layoffs and cost-cutting initiatives this year as the BlackBerry-maker hires two outside firms to advise on its troubled business and financial performance.

Research in Motion shares plunged more than 11 percent after the closing bell. The BlackBerry maker announced it hired JPMorgan and RBC Capital Markets to review the company's business and financial performance.

's stock had its "neutral" rating reaffirmed by research analysts at Macquarie in a report released on Tuesday.

If there is another massive layoff at Research In Motion , many in Waterloo are hoping that the technology cluster that has developed during the past five years would pick up the slack.

Research In Motion is planning to make some business moves by eliminating 2,000 jobs, according to a report by Canada's Globe and Mail newspaper .

I've been a notorious bear on Research in Motion lately and with good reason. The BlackBerry maker has seen its market share struggling, its revenues and earnings plunge, and management change hands quickly.

Anxious days lie ahead for Waterloo Region following reports that Research In Motion could soon cut loose between 2,000 and 6,000 workers.

Research In Motion Ltd. , the maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, is seeking a new chief legal officer to replace Karima Bawa, who is retiring after 12 years.

Research In Motion Ltd. says chief legal officer Karima Bawa is retiring from the company after 12 years of service.

We've heard of Apple's growing impact in the enterprise market as its consumer popularity spills onto the work space.

IDG News Service - Research In Motion, the ailing maker of the BlackBerry, is planning to cut at least 2,000 staff as part of a global restructuring plan, according to reports.

Cuts expected As many as 6,000 RIM employees worldwide could lose their jobs as the company looks to streamline operations.

RIM employs nearly 16,500 people globally which is considerably lower than its peak, which was closer to 20,000. The new development would take place within the next couple of weeks covering its worldwide operations, the Canadian newspaper reported, citing sources close to the company.

Once-great Canadian smartphone giant Research In Motion is getting ready to go through a major restructuring that will result in 2,000 job cuts, according to a new report.

Research In Motion is preparing another round of layoffs, according to sources cited by the Globe and Mail.