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Nokia has less than 4.9 bn€ cash now, and it is expected to rpoduce losses in every quarter this year while waiting WP8. If Nokia could sell 2- or 4-core Meego phones with PureView camera while in this waiting period, all would be better than OK. But Elop the mole negotiated exclusive contract with MS so smartphones cannot be made with any other OS but WP. Extremely stupid and un-professional decision from Nokia, and there must be some deeper untold political reasons why this happened.
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2012-05-07
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Originally Posted by Faustino
It would basically mean that they are selling their soul to MS.
I fear there could be a case of serious fraud going on at Nokia right now.
Everyone knows they are sitting on cash reserves of a few billion, yet there has been recent reports that they are turning to Microsoft to help with financing? Where did this come from?
http://gulfnews.com/business/telecom...-out-1.1019168
It makes no sense at all that a company with large cash supplies would risk being financed by a huge company like M$, that basically means if things get worse and M$ call in the loan, they will own the kitchen sink if Nokia cannot pay them back.
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2012-05-07
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I wonder if I could sue veikkaus, the company behind lottery in finland, because I haven't won.
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2012-05-07
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Originally Posted by timoph
That's different. You were not misrepresented that you could have won if you bought a ticket.
I wonder if I could sue veikkaus, the company behind lottery in finland, because I haven't won.
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2012-05-07
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Originally Posted by patlak
If they haven't done already!
It would basically mean that they are selling their soul to MS.
Like i said before though, Microsoft would have little interest in manufacturing, it would be Nokia's patent portfolio that they want.
Far more money in licensing nowadays.
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stick a lightbulb up your arse.. that way when you bend over it will look like you've had a good idea
stick a lightbulb up your arse.. that way when you bend over it will look like you've had a good idea
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2012-05-07
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Originally Posted by SamGan
how? when you buy stock you're making a bet that you'll win something with your investement. There is always the risk of losing no matter what a company says. Not all plans play out like the company expects them to (they're also taking risks). If someone buying shares doesn't grok that then it's better to stop buying stock.
That's different. You were not misrepresented that you could have won if you bought a ticket.
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2012-05-07
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Originally Posted by Faustino
This would be the following final move, i.e. the lid on the pot. MS can go as far as blackmailing. We give you money, you give us patents.
If they haven't done already!
Like i said before though, Microsoft would have little interest in manufacturing, it would be Nokia's patent portfolio that they want.
Far more money in licensing nowadays.
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2012-05-07
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
Which company you talking about? Apple, Samsung???
Just buy more stock and sit for 2 years. You will triple the value
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2012-05-07
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Everyone knows they are sitting on cash reserves of a few billion, yet there has been recent reports that they are turning to Microsoft to help with financing? Where did this come from?
http://gulfnews.com/business/telecom...-out-1.1019168
It makes no sense at all that a company with large cash supplies would risk being financed by a huge company like M$, that basically means if things get worse and M$ call in the loan, they will own the kitchen sink if Nokia cannot pay them back.
stick a lightbulb up your arse.. that way when you bend over it will look like you've had a good idea