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RIM CEO is so impressed by the new BlackBerry that he dumped all of his shares in the company

Audrey Scarff: RIM’s old CEO is so impressed with BB10 that he dumped all of his 26.8M shares in the company | http://t.co/UwdD5Lbf @VentureBeat

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Audrey Scarff: RIM’s old CEO is so impressed with BB10 that he dumped all of his 26.8M shares in the company | http://t.co/UwdD5Lbf @VentureBeat

phdorset: RT @JeffreyGoldberg: Blackberry founder sells all his shares in Blackberry: http://t.co/21wX3MsE

Graham Bowley: RT @tomgara: BlackBerry founder Jim Balsillie has sold off all his shares in the company: http://t.co/Ray4Z89O (via @jolieodell)

WSJ Corporate Intel: BlackBerry founder Jim Balsillie has sold off all his shares in the company: http://t.co/KlK92QBR (via @jolieodell)

Jeffrey Goldberg: Blackberry founder sells all his shares in Blackberry: http://t.co/21wX3MsE

felix salmon: RT @jolieodell: RIM’s CEO is so wowed by BB10 that he dumped all of his 26.8M shares in the company http://t.co/3msyF5mL (He didn't need ...

Jolie O'Dell: RIM’s CEO is so wowed by BB10 that he dumped all of his 26.8M shares in the company http://t.co/3msyF5mL (He didn't need a weatherman...)

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