Stephen Elop dismisses suggestions of Nokia sale as 'baseless rumours'
Firm aiming to cut device release cycle by a third, but future product details still under wraps
Nokia chief executive Stephen Elop has again been forced to dismiss what he called "baseless rumours" that the company is up for sale in the face of continued speculation. Microsoft and Samsung have...
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