Chinese phone-maker TCL will no longer produce BlackBerry-branded smartphones.
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Blackberry profits
Copyright: BlackberryBlackBerry has reported a profit for the fourth quarter, after making a loss the same time last year.
Once the must-have item, Blackberry is now trying to sell software to manage mobiles for companies and governances.
“We delivered on all of our fiscal 2019 financial commitments and created a solid foundation for continued profitable revenue growth in fiscal 2020,” said John Chen, chief executive of the Canadian-based company.
“I am pleased to note that BlackBerry is recognised as a $1bn-plus revenue company in security software".
Net profit was $51m compared with a loss of $10m a year ago.
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