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Reuters on 2017-02-25 20:13

TCL carries flickering BlackBerry flame with new phone launch

Blackberry Ltd (BB.TO) may have exited the device business, but fans of the pioneering email machine need not despair as Chinese smartphone maker TCL ...

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