By Wojtek Dabrowski 1 hour, 20 minutes ago TORONTO (Reuters) - BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM.TO)(RIMM.O) posted a sharply higher quarterly profit on Thursday but its profitability outlook disappointed investors, sending its shares down more than 15 percent.The profit RIM reported for its second quarter ended August 30 met the company's forecasts from June as well as most analysts' expectations.
But for its third quarter, Waterloo, Ontario-based RIM said it expects earnings per share to be between 89 and 97 cents, lighter than analysts had expected, according to Reuters Estimates. It also expects to add 2.9 million subscribers and a gross margin of 47 percent.
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