Blackberry: Gaining Traction 18 Months Post-Steve Jobs
by Andy Ung
What's propelled Apple (AAPL) to incredibly high valuations over the last year and a half can be boiled down to 3 factors: innovation, market share and large gross margins. 18 months following Steve Jobs' passing, these factors don't seem to be there anymore, paving way for the likes of more innovative companies such as Blackberry (BBRY) to gain market share. read more »
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