Nokia slumps

Nokia slumps after analyst predicts T-Mobile to ditch supplier
Nokia Corp ADR (NYSE:NOK) shares fell sharply Tuesday after an analyst predicted that T-Mobile US (NASDAQ:TMUS) Inc. could ditch the company for rival Ericsson for its 5G network equipment needs. Earl Lum,
Analyst who predicted AT&T would ditch Nokia for network needs thinks T-Mobile US may follow suit
A popular wireless market analyst predicts T-Mobile US (NASDAQ:TMUS) could possibly abandon Nokia (NYSE:NOK) for their network equipment needs, based on a thesis of technology and financial issues on the company,
T-Mobile could drop Nokia as 5G equipment supplier, LightReading reports
EJL Wireless Research analyst Earl Lum believes T-Mobile (TMUS) will drop Nokia (NOK) from its 5G equipment supplier network due to almost ten
T-Mobile Refutes Analyst Report That It Plans to Drop Nokia
T-Mobile US Inc. said it doesn’t plan to stop purchasing network gear from Nokia Oyj, refuting an analyst’s prediction that telecom giant would switch suppliers.
Nokia's US shares rise after T-Mobile says no plans to stop partnership
U.S.-listed shares of Nokia jumped around 5% in extended trading on Tuesday after T-Mobile said it has no plans to stop working with the Finnish company in a response to an analyst report claiming such a possibility.
T-Mobile tells Bloomberg no decision made to end Nokia relationship
T-Mobile (TMUS) told Bloomberg in an emailed statement that it has made no decision to end the company’s relationship with Nokia (NOK). The
Nokia shares rise as T-Mobile refutes analyst claims to halt partnership
Shares of Nokia Corp ADR (NYSE:NOK) listed in the US rose more than 3% in premarket trading Wednesday following a statement from T-Mobile US Inc (NASDAQ:TMUS) refuting an analyst’s claim that it might drop the
Nokia falls after EJL Wireless predicts loss to Ericsson at T-Mobile
Shares of Nokia (NOK) are moving lower after Earl Lum, the President of EJL Wireless Research, posted a report on LinkedIn discussing the “real ...
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T-Mobile denies it’s ditching Nokia for Ericsson
Following T-Mobile’s reassurances that it has no plans to drop Nokia, the company’s shares are up almost 4 percent in ...