Telecom gear MAKER Nokia today said that it will shut down its Chennai plant from November 1 as Microsoft has terminated mobile purchase agreement from the the factory and it is left with no
Nokia India employees have sought Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa’s intervention to resolve labour issues at the handset maker’s factory in Chennai, requesting the state government to take a “firm stand” in
Nokia said on Monday that it expects the EUR 5.44 billion deal with Microsoft for sale of its Devices & Services to conclude on April 25 and expressed the hope it would
Employees of the troubled handset maker Nokia have said the Voluntary Retirement Scheme which came into effect from Tuesday should be optional, alleging it was being forced on them. “There are about
Even as the fate of several workers of handset major Nokia at its manufacturing unit here hangs in balance, the management has announced a voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) for them. “As a
Supreme Court today dismissed Nokia’s appeal challenging a lower court order over transferring ownership of its local mobile phone plant, which is the subject of a tax dispute, to Microsoft. The Supreme
