HELSINKI (AP) — Nokia Corp. signaled Thursday its smartphone partnership with Microsoft was starting to reap rewards as it revealed that fourth-quarter mobile phone sales exceeded expectations and that its handset business would return to profitability.
The Finnish company’s share price surged 11 percent to close at €3.32 on Helsinki Stock Exchange.
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