[ZDNET] RIM plots layoffs; Microsoft vs. Microsoft; IPO debacle

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Breaking News RIM plots layoffs, cuts fiscal year earnings outlook; PlayBook a bright spot RIM cuts its earnings and revenue outlook for the fiscal year and plans layoffs as it streamlines. Product delays are killing the company, but at least PlayBook sales are better than expected. READ MORE More coverage: Microsoft versus Microsoft: IE9 busts MSDN for a security gaffe Microsoft Mobile Communications Business is now the Windows Phone Division Microsoft 'rogue faction' adds better HTML5, JavaScript support to Visual Studio Microsoft delivers Kinect development kit for non-commercial use Must-Read Stories   Sears sells Android-powered iPhone as universe implodes on itself Pandora's IPO debacle: Shares plunge through offering price after a day HP vs. Oracle - From ugly to uglier as HP takes to the Courts Apple - You need to fix this Find My iPhone flaw ASAP! Duke Nukem Forever ... What a disappointment Father's Day gift guide: Great digital camera accessories for Dad Recommended Assessing Data Center Performance with Criticality and Tier Levels Everyone wants a data center that performs well. Then again, what does good performance really mean? This white paper from APC explains the methodology for measuring data center performance. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Watch us on YouTube

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