Nokia Corp ADR
NYSE: NOK
$4.49
+$0.03 (+0.7%)
Closing Price on November 14, 2024
NOK Articles
After over a year of playing cat and mouse, it looks like Apple (AAPL) may be close to a deal with China Mobile (CHL) to sell the iPhone on the mainland. Since the country has more cellular...
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Most of the focus in the smartphone business over the last month has passed Palm (PALM) by. The new 3G Apple (AAPL) iPhone, RIM’s (RIMM) earnings, the Nokia (NOK) purchase of the piece of Symbian...
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Wall St. is getting nervous that RIM (RIMM) could lose its luster as it moves from providing handsets for business into the consumer market. Apple (AAPL) is sitting there along with Nokia (NOK) and...
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According to Reuters, the Fed is seen as holding rates on fears of inflation. Reuters writes that the CEO of Nissan is bracing for the worst in the US. Reuters writes that Hilton will add 300 hotels...
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Motorola (MOT) hit a 52-week low today. Make that a multiple year low, at $7.36. Piper Jaffray downgraded the stock last week. The question about the company is whether it is worth more than the sum...
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According to Reuters, a proposal from the SEC would cut the role of credit rating agencies. Reuters writes that United (UAUA) will lay-off 950 pilots. Reuters reports that GM (GM) will cut truck...
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Google (GOOG) is trying to get out a bunch of wireless handsets with its Android software. But, log-jams and competing agendas are hurting that. The first products were supposed to to be out in the...
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Nokia (NOK) will join the scores of consumer electronics companies which have lost billions of dollars on the Hollywood walk of fame. It is not enough that Nokia has 40% of the global handset market....
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According to Reuters, a new survey put Google (GOOG) first in reputation among US companies. Reuters reports that gas prices climbed to a record $4.10. Reuters writes that Bunge ((BG) will buy Corn...
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If you thought this was a bad day for the market with the DJIA trading well under that 12,000 psychological level, there were some 400 stocks that hit 52-week lows today when you include the closed...
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Nokia (NOK) has come to market with two smartphones aimed at business users. They do not have RIM (RIMM) Blackberry e-mail services, so new customers and IT officers will have to start from scratch...
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AMBAC (ABK) Brutal sell-off in some financials. S&P cuts some securities covered by the insurer. Down to $1.74 from 52-week high of $89.33. Verasun Energy (VSE) Corn up, ethanol stocks down. Hits...
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Nokia (NOK) can’t seem to get the message the consumers don’t want pseudo Apple (AAPL) iPhones. The world’s largest handset maker will release its new N96 super-sophisticated handset later this...
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Webster Financial (WBS) Bank needs to raise cash. Falls to $21.77 from 52-week high of $46.40. Pfizer (PFE) Concerns about product pipeline. Sells down to $18.45 from 52-week high of $27.33. Nokia...
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It is almost impossible to understand why business people could not use their RIM (RIMM) Blackberry devices to trade stocks until now. The Blackberry can run e-mail applications and the new versions...
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