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Nokia Corporation (ADR)
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Nokia is a pioneer in mobile telecommunications and the world's leading maker of mobile devices.
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FIVE at FIVE: FTSE down; Nokia job cuts; Tesla sinks; Rolls-Royce contracts; Hipgnosis review
Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news
Memestocks: Nokia hikes forecasts as profits defy predictions
The Finnish phone maker reported an operating profit for its second quarter of €682mln, up from €423mln a year ago and above analyst estimates of around €408mln
Memestock favourite Nokia likely to see future upgrades, says JP Morgan
The bank upgraded its rating on the mobile phone maker to ‘overweight’ from ‘neutral’ in a note on Wednesday
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LATE MOVERS: 3M shares plummet after guidance cut; Xilinx falls double digits on Solarflare acquisition
Also moving Thursday were Facebook, Nokia, Tesla, Microsoft and Lam Research
US stocks close lower on Thursday as Dow gives up the spirit of 20,000
On the last full day’s trading before the Christmas holiday, US stocks ended lower on Thursday as markets began to wind down
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Trending: Deals get February moving, heat cools on Chipolte, meanwhile Panthers win Super Bowl 50
Birdies might be squawking about Twitter, but, there were also more tangible transactions in the market on Monday.
Wall Street trades mildly higher amid earnings, GDP data
Wall Street traded mildly higher today as investors digested more earnings and second-quarter GDP, a day after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) was little changed at 2,109.03 at 3:45 p.m. in
Wall Street to open lower after GDP data; Facebook, P&G decline
U.S. stock-index futures retreated as economic growth reinforced a case for higher interest rates, and earnings from Facebook and Procter & Gamble disappointed. Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 8 points, or 0.1 perce
Wall Street gains for 4th day on oil rebound; JPMorgan rises
Wall Street headed for its first four-day winning run since January, after a landmark nuclear deal between Tehran and six global powers left sanctions on Iran in place for now, while weaker-than-expected retail sales spurred bets on timing