Blackberry (RIM) is Fortune's Best

Waterloo : Canada | Aug 21, 2009 at 12:01 PM PDT

By shesdunn

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As an avid and content Blackberry 8900 Curve user (Thanks T-Mobile!) I'm happy to report this article. I've also heard that Apple's iPhone users are slowly rejecting the "Mac-all" concept and are losing faith in the trendy Mac products...we will see in time.

Recently, BBC News reports that Blackberry's RIM (Research in Motion) is the fastest growing company according to Fortune magazine. The Canada-based company has come top of the magazine's latest annual guide to the 100 fastest-growing businesses...

"Thanks to a big rise in the popularity of its Blackberry handsets, profits at RIM have grown 84% over the past three years, while its revenues have expanded 77%, and it has seen a total return of 45%."

"Apple was in 39th place on the list, while Google came 68th."

I'm glad to see Google in 68th...partly because I'm overly annoyed with too many people hyping the G1 phone up...it's not THAT great.

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