Chris Weber News
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As erstwhile smartphone leader Nokia Oyj fails to gain much headway on Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co., the Finnish company is setting its sights on a weaker rival: BlackBerry.
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Nokia Oyj’s North American chief, Chris Weber, was named head of sales in Chief Executive Officer Stephen Elop’s biggest management overhaul, taking on the task of winning buyers for the new flagship Lumia phone line.
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Nokia Oyj, struggling to revive U.S. sales, will start offering a handset through the country’s largest wireless carrier for the first time in three years, targeting new smartphone users.
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Nokia Oyj, attempting a turnaround in North America after losing most of its smartphone market share, plans to expand on its initial deals with carriers AT&T Inc. and T-Mobile USA, the Finnish company’s regional executive said.
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Nokia Oyj is re-entering the U.S. smartphone market as T-Mobile USA Inc. said it would offer the Lumia 710, the country’s first Nokia phone to run Microsoft Corp.’s Windows Phone software.
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Nokia Oyj reduced its earnings forecast for the second time this year and said it will cut as many as 10,000 more jobs and shut production and research sites in Chief Executive Officer Stephen Elop’s biggest overhaul.
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Nokia Oyj’s biggest U.S. release in years started with a glitch that led the company to give customers a $100 credit on their phone bills, effectively reducing the price of its high-end Lumia 900 smartphone to zero.
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Nokia Oyj , the world’s biggest maker of mobile phones, tumbled the most in almost 19 months on investor concern that a partnership with Microsoft Corp. won’t be enough in its battle with Google Inc. and Apple Inc.
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Nokia Oyj is seeking to revive its U.S. business with a smartphone release this weekend that may determine the company’s future. Initial sales will probably trail competitors’ recent debuts, hurting the company’s chances.
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