Talk of Research In Motion being acquired just won't go away. But this time, it might be RIM's fault. The BlackBerry maker has hired investment bank Goldman Sachs to help it field potential buyout offers, according to the rumor mill on the Wall Street trading floor. According to Reuters , one unidentified trader said yesterday that RIM is "up on Goldman," but cautioned that it doesn't mean a sale is coming anytime soon. Even so, all that speculation was enough to see RIM's shares jump over 5 percent yesterday to settle at $16.44. It was a much-needed boost for a stock that has been slumping over the past year, declining nearly 74 percent in the last 12 months. But investors should remember that we've been here before. For months now, rumors have been swirling that RIM might sell off its company to the highest bidder, but so far, the BlackBerry maker hasn't done so. Some say that's becau...
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