Once the darling of the cell phone market, Nokia has fallen precipitously from its vaunted pedestal since the introduction of next-gen competition like Apple's iPhone. The company, and CEO Stephen Elop, have promised to right the ship, but its earnings disappointed investors once again. What should investors take from this report? Watch the video below to find out.
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Report this Comment On October 19, 2012, at 10:26 PM, thethreestooges wrote:
What Can Young Kids Learn From Nokia Earnings? Hey little man, the more you sell iPhones, the more patent loyalty Nokia receive from Apple. What don't you know about making money? Don't get too hung up on getting Apple crazy and sell your kidney just to get an iPhone.
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