Nokia agrees €15.6bn deal for Alcatel-Lucent
Telecoms firms team up to boost strength in market
Nokia has confirmed that it will buy French networking firm Alcatel-Lucent in a deal worth €15.6bn. Nokia said that the move will enable the company to make cost savings of €900m a year by 2019, and...
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