RIM posts better than expected Q2 results

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Chief executive admits BlackBerry maker still has 'much more work to do' but hints it is on the right track

Research in Motion (RIM) surprised the market by posting better than expected results for its second-quarter 2013 financials. The BlackBerry maker posted $2.9bn (£1.8bn) revenue for the quarter,...

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