Nokia CEO Stephen Elop has presided over a precipitous decline in revenues at the mobile technology company. Now, some are saying that he should go - and take the rest of the board with him
When Stephen Elop was appointed CEO of Nokia in October 2010, it raised more than a few eyebrows. Not only was the well-travelled executive the first non-Finn to head up the mobile technology compa...
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