NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of Research in Motion Ltd. popped Friday after the BlackBerry maker’s results in its fiscal second quarter weren’t quite as awful as investors had feared.
But analysts cautioned that RIM is still struggling in the increasingly competitive mobile market.
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