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2012-04-28
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2012-04-28
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The irony here is that for every ONE of those articles you posted, there are a LOT more to contradict the point you're trying to make by posting it.
What's wrong about discussing Nokia platforms and products competitiveness (i.e. Lumia / Windows Phone--your company adopted it, we never asked for it) in a thread about Nokia stock and how it's performing?
It's pretty naive to show up in a thread about Nokia stock and try to convince people it's doing just fine under the current circumstances.
I'm not asking for your opinion or personal assessments, just facts--especially since you're outright dismissing ours.
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2012-04-28
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I would ask "Which proof are you referring to?" and I would post a couple more links, but then we would deviate from the topic of this thread.
What about discussing Lumia / Windows Phone competitiveness in the Competitors forum?
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2012-04-29
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@ Springfield, MA, USA
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Cool you ask for FACTS when you link to blogspam. So many FACTS were posted here (like Tomi Ahonen: Nokia store was great - yup every developer loved to test and provide fixes for 20 or so symbian devices vs 1 iPhone; blog said so = FACT) that all the CEOs are running scared. OPINIONS of fanatics would be a better label. Sorry danramos.
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2012-04-29
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2012-04-29
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Perhaps not quite on-topic, but since this seems to be mostly about Nokia's amazing destruction anyway...
I was today at Espoo horse race track. My amazement was quite high when I suddenly saw OPK appear on the track and being interviewed. It turns out that he owns many horses and one of them just made him 50 000 euros by simply running around the track fast.
Now if anything, I'll take that as a rather good example about the state of western society. Ruin truly unique corporation with century and half of tradition and earn a fortune by doing it. So, while the canadian idiot is busy destroying the ashes left by OPK, the man himself is busy having "hobbies", as he described it on that interview on track, that include having stable full of elite bred horses, employing brilliant horse trainer, stable boys, jockey and a race team manager. How I wish that my failures paid off like that.
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2012-04-29
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Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo hasn't been Nokia CEO since 2010, when Elop started. He has probably made mistakes but nothing in the magnitude of Elop. Even then, I don't see what does him having hobbies now have to do with Nokia.
Jorma Ollila is also leaving Nokia now and it appears that he didn't have any real power over the company in years. Ollila was about to choose Vanjoki as the CEO but American investors told him to choose Elop or otherwise they would change the chairman.
I bet that Siilasmaa won't do any better. Finns are scarce in the board already, and apparently the ownership of the company has been slipping more and more to the USA.
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2012-04-29
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2012-04-29
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2012-04-29
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goodbye nokia, investing, last quotes, lumiatard, samsung, specc=ericsson, stock, the elop flop, the flop elop, tizen |
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