How the BlackBerry CEOs Lost an Empire ⇥

Jesse Hicks:

By the end of 2011, RIM stock had lost nearly 75 percent of its value. It hit a seven-year low, even dipping below book value, or the total value of the company’s assets. RIM, the market was saying, would be worth more sold for scrap – buildings, patents, unsold PlayBooks – than it was as a functioning company.

A fascinating, well-researched look into the fall of RIM.