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Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer, on a swing through Taiwan this month, made time to meet with Peter Chou, his counterpart at HTC Corp.
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Nokia Oyj’s steepest stock drop in more than a decade is turning the mobile-device maker into a potential takeover target for buyers willing to bet that it still has a future in smartphones.
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Nokia Oyj, the world’s largest mobile-phone maker by units, said workers at its factory in Chennai, India, are better off than concluded in a report by human-rights organizations.
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Microsoft Corp. is making plans for the possible creation of its own mobile phone to help it gain share in the market for handheld devices, according to people with knowledge of the company’s plans.
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The price of Nokia Oyj’s Lumia 900, the smartphone the company is counting on to revive U.S. sales, was cut in half at AT&T Inc. stores in a sign the device is struggling to lure users away from the iPhone and Android models.
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Nokia Oyj , the world’s largest mobile-phone maker by volume, said Henry Tirri will take over the duties of Chief Technology Officer Rich Green , who started a leave of absence for personal reasons.
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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 will introduce new designs and devices including tablet computers to improve sales and profit, outgoing Chairman Jorma Ollila told the Financial Times ahead of the mobile phonemaker’s annual investor meeting.
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Nokia Oyj executives put only the Microsoft Corp. option for vote at a board meeting on Feb. 10 after having studied three plans, Executive Vice President Mary McDowell said in an interview.
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