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"BlackBerry&amp;#039;s share of smartphone sales has fallen below 1% in key territories including the US, Japan, China and Spain. Figures from analyst Kantar Worldpanel suggest that Britain, where it has a 3.3% market share, is now one of the largest sales territories for the troubled phone maker.  BlackBerry&amp;#039;s sharpest sales decline came in the Spanish market, where its share fell from 3.4% to 0% in the space of a year, while its share in China is also said to stand at 0%. Company CEO John Chen has moved to reassure BlackBerry&amp;#039;s enterprise customers that it intends to endure in the mobile market, despite its recent troubles. Chen, who replaced Thorsten Heins at the helm last month, revealed that the Canadian firm is going back to its roots and will refocus the business&amp;#039;s resources through its restructure. In October, BlackBerry posted another open letter telling customers it was making &amp;quot;the difficult changes necessary to strengthen&amp;quot; the company. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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