A good performance in its core networks division suggested the Finnish company is succeeding in turning its business around since selling its handsets operation to Microsoft in 2013.
Nokia is planning for a turnaround now that it has sold its lossmaking handset business to Microsoft, naming on Tuesday a new CEO, promising to pay dividends again and laying out its vision for it...
The Finnish handset maker said its overall business suffered a net loss of $34 million in the October-December period, with smartphone sales plunging 29 per cent.
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