John Chen: Unsure If BlackBerry Can Be Iconic Again

The transcript covers a discussion with a CEO about BlackBerry's strategic direction, potential offers, and regulatory concerns. The CEO emphasizes the importance of creating value for shareholders and employees, while also addressing the challenges of selling to foreign companies due to regulatory issues. The CEO expresses confidence in the company's current strategy and potential for success, though acknowledges uncertainty about achieving iconic status again.

What is the CEO's stance on considering offers for BlackBerry?

• He wants to build value before considering offers.

• He has already received multiple offers.

• He is eager to sell the company.

• He is not interested in any offers.

What does the CEO say about the offers to buy BlackBerry?

• He has rejected all offers.

• No formal offers have been made.

• He is in talks with a Chinese company.

• He has received several offers.

Why might selling BlackBerry to a Chinese company be challenging?

• Due to lack of interest from Chinese companies.

• Due to high financial demands.

• Because of regulatory issues and concerns.

• Because the CEO is against it.

How does the CEO feel about BlackBerry's current strategy?

• He thinks it is outdated.

• He believes it needs major changes.

• He is confident in its potential.

• He is uncertain about it.

What is the CEO's view on BlackBerry becoming iconic again?

• He is unsure and needs to think about it.

• He is not interested in becoming iconic.

• He is certain it will happen.

• He believes it is impossible.