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Nokia's Symbian platform saw its market share drop to 27.4% from 44.2%, while Nokia's share of the total mobile-handset market fell to 25.1% from 30.6%.

Nokia Shares Slump Arild Moen 2011

Smartphones have plenty of room to grow, given they account for just 30% of mobile-handset shipments.

Smartphones Put Dolby on Sound Footing John Jannarone 2012

Nokia investors wouldn't welcome it pouring money into NSN, given the difficulties faced by its core mobile-handset business; ratings agencies have expressed concern about its future cash-flows.

Nokia Should Let Go of NSN Hester Plumridge 2011

A deal would be the latest transaction to shake up the mobile-handset industry.

Sony Itches to Return to Mobile Arms Race Daisuke Wakabayashi 2011

The ratings firm based its decision on Nokia's continued market-share losses and its surprise profit warning last week, when the Finland-based company shocked the market by confessing that its core mobile-handset business might not make a profit in the second quarter.

Nokia Rating Is Cut by Fitch Drew FitzGerald 2011

Sony Ericsson posted a fourth-quarter loss of $266.3 million, as the mobile-handset maker faced increased competition and headwinds in Europe.

What's News— 2012

ZTE will double its device portfolio in North America this year, as the Chinese mobile-handset maker tries to gobble up more market share.

What's News 2011

Among the winners in Europe, Ericsson rose 3.9% after its mobile-handset joint venture Sony Ericsson broke even in the third quarter and said it still expects modest industry growth in 2011.

Ericsson, Miners Help Lift Europe Simon Kennedy 2011

Taken altogether, Nokia's mobile-handset shipments overall in the third quarter fell 3% to 106.6 million units from the same period a year earlier.

Low End Mutes Nokia Loss Christopher Lawton 2011

The ratings firm based its decision on Nokia's continued market-share losses and its surprise profit warning last week, when the Finland-based company shocked the market by confessing that its core mobile-handset business might not make a profit in the second quarter.

Nokia Rating Is Cut by Fitch Drew FitzGerald 2011