BLACKBERRY Ltd
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See all $BB insider activity →Fairfax Financial Holdings (FFH) said in a U.S. filing it sold all BlackBerry (BB) shares, ending a 16-year stake. Fairfax held 26.26 million shares in early May, down from 35.4 million last September, and began selling after March 31, 2025. It paid about US$882 million and estimates a loss of at least US$288.5 million.
BlackBerry (BB) shares rose after CEO John Giamatteo told Jim Cramer that the company’s QNX automotive software and secure communications businesses are gaining momentum. He said QNX powers 275 million cars and is being adopted by automakers, while secure communications has government customers at 75% of revenue. The stock was up over 2% overnight.
GameStop shares fell about 6% to $20.42 after it agreed to exchange roughly $1.4B of 0% convertible notes for new Class A shares, with no cash proceeds. AMC shares rose about 6% to $2.97 on a record weekend tied to Spider-Man: Brand New Day, with about $927M global opening. BlackBerry was down about 1% to $8.41.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 1 news story mentioning BB (BLACKBERRY Ltd). Coverage has been balanced: 0 bullish, 1 neutral, and 0 bearish.
Recent BB coverage spans market movers, technology and corporate actions.
BB faces a potential marginal ownership and sentiment shift from the exit of a historically influential shareholder, though the article does not claim any operational change at BB.
Bullish read-through on QNX adoption and cash generation, but the article is primarily a CEO commentary rather than a new filing or contract disclosure.
Lower catalyst-driven conviction; price action likely reflects broader meme-basket rotation rather than fundamentals.
Near-term trading hinges on whether Alloy Kore’s first design win timing and details validate the QNX narrative after a sharp July pullback.
The renewed SecuSUITE certification strengthens BlackBerry’s government-grade security narrative, but the article frames it as not a near-term catalyst by itself.
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Fairfax Financial Holdings (FFH) said in a U.S. filing it sold all BlackBerry (BB) shares, ending a 16-year stake. Fairfax held 26.26 million shares in early May, down from 35.4 million last September, and began selling after March 31, 2025. It paid about US$882 million and estimates a loss of at least US$288.5 million.
6 min readBlackBerry (BB) shares rose after CEO John Giamatteo told Jim Cramer that the company’s QNX automotive software and secure communications businesses are gaining momentum. He said QNX powers 275 million cars and is being adopted by automakers, while secure communications has government customers at 75% of revenue. The stock was up over 2% overnight.
6 min readGameStop shares fell about 6% to $20.42 after it agreed to exchange roughly $1.4B of 0% convertible notes for new Class A shares, with no cash proceeds. AMC shares rose about 6% to $2.97 on a record weekend tied to Spider-Man: Brand New Day, with about $927M global opening. BlackBerry was down about 1% to $8.41.
6 min readBlackBerry (BB) posted its worst month in over three years in July, after a speculative rally that lifted shares more than 185% from April to July 15. BB fell from $12.83 (July 1) to about $7.40 (July 29). Investors await the first Alloy Kore design win later this year, while management reiterated QNX growth and secure communications momentum.
4 min readBlackBerry (TSX:BB) said its SecuSUITE Server 6.0 and Client 6.0 were relisted as certified products under International Common Criteria, aligned with NIAP Protection Profiles for high-assurance secure communications. The article links the renewed certification and a Shared Services Canada SecuSUITE/UEM renewal to BlackBerry’s sovereign-security narrative, citing 2029 revenue of $738.9M and earnings of $142.2M.
5 min readBlackBerry Limited (NYSE:BB, TSX:BB) said its SecuSUITE Server 6.0 and Client 6.0 were relisted as NIAP Common Criteria certified products under updated Protection Profiles. The company said the renewed certification supports sovereign-grade secure communications for government and defense use cases, including voice, messaging, and file sharing.
4 min readFriday, Toronto’s TSX fell to a one-week low by noon, down 106.65 points to 35,233.50, as U.S. semiconductor selloff and other tech weakness weighed on sentiment. Energy gains helped limit losses. Celestica, Shopify, and BlackBerry declined. Canada’s housing starts fell 6% to 239,000 units. The TSX Venture dropped 6.3%.
4 min readToronto’s TSX fell 76.05 points to 35,340.15, with the Canadian dollar at 71.18 U.S. cents. Cogeco Communications missed Q3 revenue estimates, with shares down 3.9% to $122.71. BlackBerry slid 14.2% to $12.84. TFI International rose 7.3% after a Scotiabank rating upgrade. U.S. stocks declined as tech sold off; TSX Venture also dropped.
7 min readBy noon EDT, Canada’s TSX rose 16.66 points to 35,432.86, helped by a weaker drag from gold and a firmer Canadian dollar at 71.25 U.S. cents. Cogeco Communications fell after missing Q3 revenue estimates. TFI International gained after a Scotiabank rating upgrade. TSX Venture fell. U.S. S&P 500 was little changed; Dow rose on strong UnitedHealth results.
4 min readBlackBerry (NYSE: BB) says its QNX software supports physical AI for robots and autonomous vehicles, citing partnerships and agreements with Nvidia, BMW, and the federal government. The article notes 26% YoY QNX-related revenue growth in fiscal 2027 Q1 and first positive operating cash flow in nine years. It cites a $940 million QNX backlog and fiscal 2027 revenue guidance of $607.5 million.
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