ET wrote to Nokia to find out how many employees from the Sriperumbudur plant had tested positive and is awaiting a response from the Finni...

Last week, Finnish company Salcomp, acquired by Chinese firm Lingyi iTech, sealed a deal to buy the one million sq ft Nokia factory inside ...

According to a letter, Taiwanese phonemaker Foxconn, Finnish manufacturer Salcomp and US-based Flex currently make up for 25,000 electronic...

A draft of the Request for Price proposal from the Centre, seen by ET, invites quotations from manufacturers; the target is to expedite the...

For fructifying a deal with Foxconn, Nokia will need to reach out to the Indian government, specifically the departments of revenue, income...

Companies like BYD, Lite-On Mobile and notably Foxconn as vendors for the Nokia plant followed suit, snuffing out jobs in tens of thousands...

Nokia had last year approached the Delhi High Court seeking directions to de-freeze the attachment made by the Income Tax department in Sep...

Revival plans look far from reassuring, task force set up to help revive the phone unit.

With just 90 remaining employees, the company will have to spend only about Rs 1 lakh to obtain the factory and allied licences.

With this deal, the last batch of workers from a workforce that once boasted strength of over 25,000 will leave the factory.

The union has been demanding that the company and the government take some steps to protect their jobs.

The Nokia factory in Chennai will become a contract manufacturing unit for Microsoft, the management of the handset maker told employee rep...

Last year in September, the US-based firm had announced it will acquire almost all of the Devices and Services business of Nokia for $7.2 b...

Finnish handset major Nokia today warned that its Chennai factory may shut down unless a Rs 21,153 crore tax issue is resolved.

Nokia has offered to pay about Rs 3,000 crore to government to resolve the tax row so that its Chennai manufacturing plant can be de-frozen.

Meanwhile, Nokia has also pointed out that its sub-contractors and external labour force companies pay above the minimum requirement.

Chennai has edged past China as a unit-wise volume producer of Nokia cellphones. In fact, Nokia’s Chennai factory is now the company's larg...