Nokia (NOK) seems a bit concerned that some small handset companies in China may start to take a piece of the market there.
But, Nokia believes that things in the world’s most populated country may be going its way. "Last year Motorola was aggressive, but not any more. This year we have come to see Chinese rivals using this chance," one manager told Reuters.
And, therein lies the problem for Motorola (MOT). If it does not do well in a huge growth market like China, what are its prospects for recovering in the next few quarters? Probably not good.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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