Nokia is slicing other 10,000 jobs globally and has warned that second-quarter losses from its mobile phone business will be incomparable than expected.
The cuts bring complete programmed work cuts at the Finnish organisation given Stephen Elop took over as arch senior manager in September 2010 to more than 40,000.
Nokia will moreover book extra restructuring charges of about 1bn euros (811m; $1.3bn).
Nokia's shares have slumped more than 70% given February 2011.
"These programmed reductions are a tough effect of the expected activities you think you contingency take to make sure Nokia's long-term aggressive strength," Mr Elop mentioned in a statement.
Last year, Nokia forsaken its own Symbian smartphone working program and switched to Microsoft's Windows Phone system.
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