TORONTO (Reuters) - Research In Motion posted a 27 percent drop in quarterly profit on Thursday and said it would ship between 11 million and 12 million BlackBerry smartphones in the weeks around Christmas, the first decline in years for that historically strong period. RIM's already depressed shares shed more than 6 percent in brisk after-hours trade as investors focused on the lackluster outlook for shipments and the high cost the company was paying to stick with its poor-selling PlayBook tablet. RIM turned in a sharp drop in adjusted profit at $667 million, or $1. ...
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