Broadcom CEO Sees Two-Horse Race In Cellphones With Qualcomm

The company has been pressured in recent months by worries about its exposure to companies like Nokia. Broadcom in April provided lower-than-expected second-quarter revenue largely due to weakness at some larger mobile and wireless customers. ...

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Nokia dismisses Microsoft takeover talk

Nokia has moved to quash speculation that its partnership with Microsoft could lead to a takeover by the US technology group after a profit warning by the Finnish mobile phone maker sent its shares plunging to a 13-year low. ...

Financial Times

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Nokia Deluged With Downgrades

By Angus Robertson The downgrades are rolling in from analysts after Nokia (NOK) downgraded itself on Tuesday, saying its handset sales would fall far short of expectations. Jennifer Fritzsche, Wells Fargo: Reiterated a Market Weight rating on Nokia, ...

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Will Nokia Innovate or Die?

Today, I propose we take a closer look at Nokia (NYSE: NOK ) to determine whether the company can adapt to rapidly changing consumer demands or whether it will be pushed into the background? It'd probably be much easier to list what's going right with ...

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Qualcomm Uplinq 2011 Day Two Keynote - HTC and Nokia

After that was Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, who outlined a five step plan for carving out its own mobile ecosystem in a joint partnership with Microsoft. First up was HTC CEO Peter Chou, who started by taking a look at HTC's history in mobile and gave a ...

AnandTech

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Stock dive: Yahoo, Nokia, Microsoft

Unfortunately for shareholders of Yahoo, Nokia and Microsoft, the news isn't good. • Yahoo shares had dropped more than 3 percent to about $16 as of this post even after reports today that the Sunnyvale company has resolved its fight with Alibaba, ...

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Nokia denies $19B Microsoft purchase, but rumored deal viewed as boon for Apple

By Neil Hughes Nokia reacted quickly on Wednesday to a report claiming its phone business was acquired by Microsoft for $19 billion, calling it "baseless." But one Wall Street analyst had another word to describe a hypothetical deal between the two ...

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