The “other” Apple former CEO is considering making a run at BlackBerry.
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The Apple CEO that clashed with Jobs is considering BlackBerry
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Published October 24, 2013
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John Sculley, the former Apple Inc. CEO who famously clashed with Steve Jobs, is exploring a bid for beleaguered BlackBerry Ltd. with Canadian partners, sources have told The Globe and Mail.
Mr. Sculley said he could not comment on the matter, but noted “I’ve been a long-time BlackBerry fan and user.”
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