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Nokia marketing head Anssi Vanjoki told the German magazine Wirtschaftswoche that he would not rule out a sale of its core handset manufacturing business in the long term, sparking rumours of possible divestments. Hon Hai, Taiwan's biggest electronics part maker,...

Polish champion Justyna Kowalczyk stunned cross country sprint queen Petra Majdic by winning the World Cup season opener in Kuusamo, Finland Saturday. Kowalczyk, a surprise winner of the coveted overall World Cup title last season, beat Majdic with room to...

Nokia Corp. said Tuesday it is axing 220 jobs at research and development units in Japan as the world's largest mobile phone maker continues to cut costs. Last week it announced 330 job cuts in Finland and Denmark at its...

The video goes on to show Super Mario World and Super Mario Bros 3 playing on the mobile phone. But Nintendo was unaware of Nokia's apparant move and senior UK PR manager Robert Saunders said: "We take rigorous steps to...

Nokia Siemens Networks will operate Zain’s mobile networks in East Africa in a major, five-year deal, the two companies said Thursday. Zain will contract Nokia Siemens “to optimize, modernize and manage Zain’s over 3,000 multivendor mobile networks” in Kenya, Tanzania and...

Nokia, the world's biggest mobile phone maker, said on Tuesday it would cut around 220 jobs in Japan as part of its plans to streamline its vast research and development operations. "As part of its global efforts to align its...

Professor Bruce Neal, chair of the Australian Division of World Action on Salt and Health, has accused the fast food chain of recklessness and undermining the broader industry's effort to cut salt from their menu offerings. "A number of fast...

Nokia Oyj's battered shares could get a boost when the firm looks ahead at next week's investor day to an expected upturn in handset margins and a more competitive smartphone offering in 2010. The world's largest mobile phone maker uses...

Finnish phone maker Nokia said Monday it was recalling poorly made cell phone chargers due to an electric shock hazard, which could involve 14 million chargers. Nokia, in a release, did not estimate the number of charges in the recall,...