How Nokia lost its mobile dominance as Android reshaped the industry, leading to failed strategies, the end of Nokia-branded phones, and a shift to network tech.

Nokia is expected to close its $2.3 billion acquisition of networking firm Infinera Corporation by the end of this month.

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EDGE Group entity, KATIM and Nokia's partnership aims to secure communications for mission-critical defence applications. A ...

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EDGE entity KATIM, a leader in the development of innovative and ultra-secure communications and data protection solutions, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Nokia, a global leader ...

The graveyard of failed companies is filled not only with bad strategies but with good strategies poorly executed. Nokia, for ...

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