- The Globe And Mail reports former Apple CEO John Sculley, who famously (or infamously) took over from Steve Jobs in the '80s, is weighing a bid for BlackBerry (BBRY +0.6%) with Canadian partners.
- In a talk with the paper, Sculley stated he thinks "there’s a lot of future value in Blackberry," and suggested an experienced management team could help turn it around.
- Sculley joins a list of parties reportedly or officially interested in parts or all of BlackBerry that includes Fairfax Financial, co-founder Mike Lazaridis, P-E firm Cerberus, Lenovo, SAP, and Cisco. No one has yet made a bid fully backed by adequate financing.