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Canadian regulators to fine RIM co-CEOs


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Blackberry juice


The dark
satanic rumour mill has manufactured a yarn that two RIM co-CEO's might be
fined up to $80 million by Canadian regulators for their role in a
stock option-granting controversy.

The Ontario Securities Commission
is locked in discussions with lawyers representing RIM's
co-executives officers, Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis over the fine.

In
March 2007 Balsillie surrendered the chairman's post as the Blackberry
maker announced it needed to cut roughly US$250 million from past earnings
reports due to improper accounting for backdated stock options.

Balsillie
and Lazaridis have each paid RIM up to $6 million to pay for costs from the
options investigation and restatements.

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