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- Nokia layoffs 2026: Company trims 20% global workforce; 14,000 employees impacted |ReportNokia layoffs: The job cuts will result in over 14,000 roles being affected globally and come amid broader restructuring at the mobile netw...
- Nokia cuts 2,000 jobs in China, 350 in Europe as part of cost cutsNokia has laid off nearly 2,000 employees in Greater China and plans to cut an additional 350 jobs in Europe to cut costs. As of December 2...
- Nokia restructuring its India operations, names Tarun Chhabra as new country headThe rejigs and job cuts - in line with global restructuring at the telecom equipment maker - come amid a weak India business environment in...
- Nokia to sack 14,000 workers amid falling sales. Know its business strategyOnce the biggest manufacturer of mobile handsets, Nokia suffers from a slowing down of demand and falling sales. It has decided to cut the ...
- Nokia to cut up to 14,000 jobs after sales drop 20%Nokia plans to cut up to 14,000 jobs as part of a cost-saving initiative after experiencing a 20% drop in third-quarter sales due to slowin...
- Nokia to cut a third of jobs at French arm Alcatel-LucentFinland's Nokia plans to cut 1,233 jobs at its French subsidiary Alcatel-Lucent International, equivalent to a third of the local workforce...
- Finland's Jolla eyeing Nokia staff laid off by MicrosoftNokia in mid-2011 had unveiled only one phone-Nokia N9 on Meego in partnership with computer chip giant Intel.
- Nokia Siemens to cut 2,900 jobs in Germany & 1,200 in FinlandThe 2,900 cuts in Germany equate to roughly every third Nokia Siemens' job in the country, causing uproar among unions.
- Nokia restructuring to see up to 300 jobs cuts in IndiaNokia today said up to 300 jobs would be cut in India, as the company embarks on restructuring that would affect 7,000 employees worldwide.
- Nokia to cut 7,000 jobs, outsources Symbian activities to AccentureNokia will lay off additional 4,000 staff, most in Finland, Denmark, UK. The move is in line with its plan to cut annual costs by 1 bn euro...
- Nokia ready for steepest job cuts in 20 years on Microsoft dealAlmost 6,000 Nokia jobs are under threat equivalent to 38% of the Finnish company's global devices R&D work-force.
- Nokia CEO says 'substantial' jobs cuts to comeThe world's top mobile phone maker Nokia plans to significantly cut jobs as it transitions to a new strategy involving a partnership with s...
- Nokia to cut 170 jobs worldwide: CompanyNokia, the world's leading mobile phone maker, said on Tuesday 170 more jobs would be cut globally as it reorganises its logistics, product...
- Nokia new job cuts to have minimal impact on India operations: CoIn India, Nokia has about 10,000 employees, including nearly 8,000 workers at its manufacturing plant in Chennai. Dressing for recession su...
- Job cuts will have minimal impact on India operations: NokiaFinnish mobile phone maker Nokia today said the planned 1,700 job cuts worldwide would have minimal impact on its India operations.
- Nokia Siemens Networks to trim jobsThe 50:50 joint venture Nokia Siemens Networks said Tuesday it planned to cut some 1,250 jobs in Finland and Germany as part of cost-cuttin...
- Nokia to cut almost 600 sales and marketing jobs: companyNokia of Finland said that it would cut almost 600 jobs, mainly in its sales and marketing division.
- Nokia Siemens Networks to cut 9,000 jobs by 2010Nokia Siemens Networks, the Finnish-German telecom networks manufacturer, said on Friday it would cut 9,000 jobs by the end of 2010, or 15 ...
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