Nokia shares slump to lowest price since 1996
Firm's halcyon days a dim and distant memory
Faith in mobile phone stalwart Nokia appears to be crumbling as the firm's share prices slumped to its lowest price since 1996. On Friday, the price for shares in the firm ended trading on the New York...
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