Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/PRTsu3xA2PD.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Downfall of BlackBerry: How Apple Killed a $100B Giant [orEecduzvE3] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT In 2007, BlackBerry controlled nearly half of the entire smartphone market. Just five years later, their market value plummeted to zero. How did a company so dominant get wiped out so fast? From ignoring the touchscreen revolution to dismissing Steve Jobs' first iPhone, this is the story of how hubris, bad decisions, and corporate arrogance destroyed a $100 billion empire overnight. 🔴 Subscribe to @BizDownfalls for weekly deep-dives into corporate scandals, business crashes, and startup failures. #BlackBerry #BusinessDownfall #TechHistory #CorporateScandal #BizDownfalls #Shorts r0oNKPmIOAA BtmmlzA1zoF 9hfDAAX8cFG 895iYJodMja xscej1BI3sV
In 2007, BlackBerry controlled nearly half of the entire smartphone market. Just five years later, their market value plummeted to zero. How did a company so dominant get wiped out so fast? From ignoring the touchscreen revolution to dismissing Steve Jobs' first iPhone, this is the story of how hubris, bad decisions, and corporate arrogance destroyed a $100 billion empire overnight. 🔴 Subscribe to @BizDownfalls for weekly deep-dives into corporate scandals, business crashes, and startup failures. #BlackBerry #BusinessDownfall #TechHistory #CorporateScandal #BizDownfalls #Shorts r0oNKPmIOAA BtmmlzA1zoF 9hfDAAX8cFG 895iYJodMja xscej1BI3sV