“Nokia, the world’s largest seller of mobile phones by volume, said Thursday that it suffered a huge loss in the fourth quarter but reported wagerer-than-expected sales of its new Windows smartphones, sending its shares soaring.”
One-Billion-Euro Loss and a Silver Lining for Nokia
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