CHICAGO (AP) — Nokia is relocating its Mobile Phones Xpress Internet Services group to Chicago, a move officials say will bring about 150 jobs to the city.

In a news release announcing the move from the suburb of Itasca, Mayor Rahm Emanuel says Nokia will also need another 100 more employees in its Chicago office to fill a number of skilled technology jobs.

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