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Action Apple and Samsung have taken on the iPhone and Galaxy smartphones to compete for corporate and business customers
06/23/2010
Apple's iPhone's impact in the corporate and business user market and how this is likely to affect RIM Blackberry. Samsung's efforts in this market segment. The risks for Blackberry RIM in its core market.
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Wall Street Journal 04.28.2013
Samsung Could Soon Surpass Apple in Handset Profit
New York Times 05.06.2013
Samsung's Dream Is to Be No Android Sheep
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BlackBerry to Slash Workforce by Up to 40%
Wall Street Journal 09.19.2013
BlackBerry Abandons Sale Process
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BlackBerry's 'Bold' Strategy: an Old Phone
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Apple Takes Its Business Seriously
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Not There Yet on Equal Opportunity
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New Fronts Open Up in Smartphone Turf War
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Samsung Copies the BlackBerry Playbook
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Samsung Armors Android to Take On BlackBerry
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In the Smartphone Race, Money Talks for Samsung
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Samsung Bets Software Can Lift Galaxy S 4
Wall Street Journal 03.15.2013
Q&A With Samsung's Mobile Chief
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