Research in Motion just released earnings, and it's another
miss.  Revenue was $4.2 billion versus a street expectation of
$4.6 billion. EPS was $0.80 versus an expectation of $0.81.  The
stock is down 8% in reaction to the news.  Beyond the earnings
results, RIM says Jim Balsillie, the company's former co-CEO,
and current director, is stepping down from the board.  RIM's
CTO and COO are also stepping down.  In the press release new
CEO Thorsten Heins says, "We are undertaking a comprehensive
review of strategic opportunities including partnerships and
joint ventures, licensing, and other ways to leverage RIM's
assets and maximize value for our stakeholders."  Additionally,
the company says it will stop providing guidance because it's
going to do very poorly:  The company expects continued pressure
on revenue and earnings throughout fiscal 2013. Due to a desire
to focus on long term value creation and the current business
environment, RIM will no longer provide specific quantitative
guidance. Some of the fact