Research in Motion’s chief executive, Thorsten Heins, asked investors for patience as the BlackBerry maker develops devices to challenge iPhones and Android smartphones. He said the Ontario company is reorganizing and working ‘‘around the clock’’ to offer the BlackBerry 10 early in 2013 — a year after it was expected. A loss is expected in the current quarter.
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Thorsten Heins has been CEO since January. BlackBerry sales fell 41 percent in the most recent quarter and Research In Motion is cutting about 5,000 jobs.