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Dominic White says analysts are worried that Nokia’s recent huge profit warning is just the start of a sharp downward spiral
Dominic White says that although there were encouraging signs from the company’s Q1 results, much hard work lays ahead for the remainder of the year
Finnish manufacturer says first Nokia handsets running Windows Phone are a step closer following early agreement sign off
First the good news. Mobile industry service revenue growth improved across Europe in the Christmas quarter, according to industry experts Enders Analysis. Now the bad news. By “improved growth”, Enders only means that revenues fell less than in the previous quarter the same year. Worse still, things are going to get tougher this year as
After Nokia’s disastrous 2010, its tie up with Microsoft was one of the industry’s biggest talking points for years. As the manufacturer tackles the future, analysts tell Paul Withers if it was the right move
So now we know what Nokia’s new chief executive Stephen Elop had up his sleeve as his big-bang turnaround strategy for the world’s leading handset maker
Vodafone UK had a storming Christmas, making it the star of the group’s major European operations, according to the network giant’s latest results.
Nokia chief executive Stephen Elop says new strategy will create a “challenger” brand to Android and Apple
Nokia head says Nokia has fallen behind its competitors and needs aâ€huge effort†to get back in the game ahead of major announcement on Friday
Profits slide once more at Nokia as it warns of a tough start to this year, with recently appointed chief executive Stephen Elop claiming Nokia will change faster than the industry