Looking to buy a one-time powerhouse wireless device maker who is now plagued by unexplainable service outages, launch delays, belligerently-drunk executives and perpetually underwhelming product offerings!? You may soon have your chance, as Reuters reports that RIM has hired Goldman Sachs to explore a possible sale of the free-falling company. More specifically Goldman has been hired to explore all potential options including sale, but with the company in free fall it's probably hard to nail down a price. RIM executives seem insistent they can still turn the ship around, despite their Blackberry 10 smartphones (their one, uncertain hope of competing with iOS and Android) being delayed until late this year or early next.
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RIM Hires Goldman Sachs to Explore Sale - Stocks Jump on Rumor That Won't Go Away
Posted: January 13th, 2012, 11:51am MST