Hamburg - Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri is planning to re-enter the mobile phone business: "We are to look for suitable partners," Suri said in an interview with the manager magazin and announced it on to license the brand from 2016 to mobile phone manufacturers. Still, it's the former largest manufacturer in the world does not allow mobile phones for sale: The Finnish company had in 2013 his cell phone business at Microsoft show stock market chart and sold a contract agreeing to stay away until the second half of 2016, the industry.
After the expiry of the clause Nokia will market chart show his former partner in the business but challenging: "Microsoft manufactures mobile phones, we would only design and make the brand name on the license is available, but of course we would be attacking able otherwise. we could be equal to his, "Suri said in the conversation further.
Nokia has been granted a trademark license for the production of tablets of the Taiwanese iPhone manufacturer Foxconn.
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The Nokia CEO is about to re-establish the Group. Suri has announced the network equipment with competitors Alcatel-Lucent to show stock market chart to merge and to want the digital maps business HERE sale.
In order HERE a bidding race has emerged, in which also the German automaker BMW stock market chart show , Audi show stock market chart and Daimler stock market chart showing participate together. The German premium carmakers granted Suri a refusal to be preferred as major customers in the deal: "Anyone who can make the deal better in the long term, a good buyer is," Suri said in the interview on.
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