Whoever was Apple’s third leader consider a purchase of BlackBerry. John Sculley, may make an offer for the Canadian group in the coming weeks. 
John Sculley was one of the first people to lead Apple from 1983 until 1993. It thus served as CEO of the firm succeeding Michael Scott (1977-1981) and Mike Markkula (1981-1983). The head is now considering a possible takeover of BlackBerry, according to information from The Globe and Mail.
Currently, no firm decision has been taken. The leader would have simply explained that “ the only thing I can say is that there is a lot of value to expect from BlackBerry. But without the experience of people who have managed to type of business and without a strategic plan, it would be really hard . “
The fact is that the supply of Fairfax Capital seems always hold the rope for such redemption. Last month, the entity has proposed a $ 4.7 billion to get their hands on all active BlackBerry. Wills redemption were also loaned to other potential buyers such as Cisco, Samsung, Intel, Lenovo … 
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