Nokia
Nokia Oyj [3] (Nokia Oyj of Finland, the Finnish pronunciation: [nokiɑ] / nɒkiə / noʊkiə UK / US /) is a communications and technology multinational Finnish information. Nokia, based in Espoo, Uusimaa, in the capital, Helsinki area. [1] In 2014, Nokia 65 661 people in 120 countries, and sales of works in more than 150 countries, and had annual revenues of about € 12730000000. [2] Nokia is a public listed company on the Stock Exchange Helsinki company, and the New York Stock Exchange . [4] of the largest 2013 274a company has been measuring the world in terms of revenue, according to the Fortune Global 500. [5]
Currently, the company focuses on the communications infrastructure and a large technological development and the provision of services and licenses online mapping. [6] Nokia is also an important sector of mobile tax payers, who have collaborated in the development of GSM and LTE standards, and was for a while, the largest supplier of mobile phones in the world. Mastering Nokia also extended to the industry through smart phones Symbian platform, but was soon overwhelmed increasing dominance of online iPhone and Android devices from Apple. Nokia finally has a deal with Microsoft in 2011 to use only the Windows Phone platform in smart phones in the future.
In September 2013, Microsoft announced that it will acquire mobile phone company Nokia as part of a global agreement for a total of € 5440000000 (US $ 7170000). [7] [8] The Stephen Elop former CEO of Nokia Corporation joined, and a number of other executives a new subset of Microsoft's Microsoft Mobile as part of the agreement, which was completed on April 25, 2014. [9] in November 2014, Nokia began to authorize the design of products and technologies For other manufacturers, to allow for the continued existence of the Nokia brand in the consumer electronics market. [6]
April 15, 2015 Nokia announced that it will acquire the French company Alcatel-Lucent telecommunications equipment 15600000000 €.
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