Analyst downgrades Motorola rating to "sell"

Gimme Credit's analyst Dave Novosel downgrades Motorola's rating from "buy" to "sell."


Siemens books EUR400 million after NSN stake sale

Siemens will gain EUR400 million from selling stakes in Nokia Siemens Networks. Siemens's recent exit from its Nokia Siemens Networks stake will net the engineering group a total of EUR400 million or US$530 million, according to the company's chief executive Joe Kaeser.

Apple and China Mobile's cooperation talks beneficial for both companies

The recently-held talks between Apple and China Mobile could benefit both companies. The recently-concluded talks between Apple CEO Tim Cook and China Mobile Chairman Xi Guonhua could be beneficial to both, Reuters said in a report.

No light of day for Nokia's Lumia 1020

The company's latest smartphone release failed in the market despite good reviews. Nokia recently released its latest offering with the Lumia 1020.


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