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Chen, chief executive since 2013, will leave the company at the end of this week when his employment contract expires

BlackBerry (BB) has announced that long-time chief executive officer (CEO) John Chen will retire from the company on Nov. 4. Chen had led the Waterloo, Ontario-based technology company for a decade and also served as executive chairman of its board ...

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BlackBerry has been attempting to revive shareholder interest over the past year.

Several major technology companies have undergone personnel changes over the course of the last month.

John Chen revealed today he will depart BlackBerry as its CEO on November 4, which will be 10 years to the day that he came on board the tech company and moved it away from the smartphone business.

Once known for its full-keyboard business phones, BlackBerry saw its business suffer after the launch of Apples iPhone in 2007 and the rapid adoption of Android-powered smartphones around that time.

The company on Monday named Richard Lynch, a director on BlackBerrys board, as interim CEO as it scouts for a permanent replacement.

BlackBerry Ltd. Chief Executive Officer John Chen will leave the software company this week, ending a decade-long tenure that failed to deliver a turnaround…

After a decade of trying to resuscitate BlackBerry Ltd., John Chen is leaving the company. In a statement issued this afternoon, the company announced the executive chair and CEO will retire effective Nov. 4. Richard (Dick) Lynch will succeed Chen as board chair and will also serve as interim chief executive while BlackBerry completes its