Financial Times logo Financial Times 11 months ago

Nokia to rely on dominant position to weather crisis

Nokia is looking bruised. In November, the world's largest mobile phone maker issued a profit warning for the fourth quarter after seeing a sharp cutback in spending by consumers on handsets. Full Article at Financial Times

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