Jim Balsillie
Jim Balsillie, the co-chief executive of BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd., has stepped down as chairman. The company announced a $250-million earnings restatement relating to mistakes in how it granted stock options.
As we approach the end of 2009, it was, to say the least, an interesting year for Research in Motion. The National Post recently wrote an article with some quotes from the co-CEO Jim Balsillie that show he and Mike Lazaridis are pleased with progress and very optimistic moving forward.
From blackberrycool.com
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- Research In Motion co-CEO Jim Balsillie Announced as Keynote Speaker for the... (atlanta.daybooknetwork.com)
- Balsilie Bid Booted (open.salon.com)
Blind Vision, your name is apt. The Coyotes are GIVING tickets away to get clueless people to watch them. Do you think they'd need to do that in Canada? Now be quiet, and go back to watching basketball.
From network.nationalpost.com
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- Jim Balsillie's statement on the Coyotes ruling (network.nationalpost.com)
- RIM CEO Goes Coyote Ugly (informationweek.com)
- Balsillie focuses on RIM (900chml.com)
The battle between Jim Balsillie, the NHL and, more specifically Gary Bettman, has finally come to a close.
In the end, Judge Redfield T. Baum, who had been taking his sweet-ass time ruling on the bankruptcy case, turned down bids by the National Hockey League and Research In Motion Tycoon Balsillie on Wednesday.The decision to exclude both bids hardly comes as shock, but Balsillie’s decision not to appeal the matter did come as a shock to...
From bleacherreport.com
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- Coyotes Will Stay in Phoenix For Upcoming Season (blogger.com)
Judge Redfield Baum has rejected Jim Balsillie's offer to buy the Phoenix Coyotes. The NHL was adamantly against Balsillie's offer because of his desire to abandon the Phoenix market and move the Coyotes up to Hamilton, Ontario. Not only would that put an NHL team in a smaller media market, but it would also move a team within 60 miles, more or less, of two existing NHL franchises, the Buffalo Sabres and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Judge...
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From feedburner.com
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The NHL could claim a partial victory Wednesday after a U.S. bankruptcy judge rejected bids by the league and Canadian billionaire Jim Balsillie to purchase the Phoenix Coyotes.
From p.moreover.com
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- Judge rejects Coyotes bids, Balsillie bows out (sportsnet.ca)
PHOENIX - Canadian billionaire Jim Balsillie has pledged to keep the Phoenix Coyotes in Glendale this season if he wins an auction for the financially troubled club
From thehockeynews.com
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- Jim Balsillie pledges to keep Phoenix Coyotes in Glendale in 2009-10 if bid... (sports.espn.go.com)
Jim Balsillie’s dream to “make it seven” is over. Balsillie ended his bid to buy the bankrupt Phoenix Coyotes and move them to Hamilton after his offer was rejected Wednesday by U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Redfield T. Baum, who also rejected the National Hockey League's current bid to buy the beleaguered franchise.
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