RIM shares fall at the open after earnings
TORONTO (Reuters) – Research In Motion Ltd fell in early trading on Friday following the BlackBerry maker’s Thursday earnings announcement, when the company outlined plans to change the way it charges for services. RIM, pushing to revive its fortunes with the launch of its new BlackBerry 10 devices next month, surprised investors when it said it plans to alter its service revenue model, a move that could put the high-margin business under pressure. Shares fell 16. 0 percent to $11. 86 in early trading on the Nasdaq. Toronto-listed shares fell 15. 8 percent to C$11. 74. . . .
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