Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it would cut 7,800 jobs, or nearly 7 percent of its workforce, and write down about $7.6 billion related to its Nokia phone business. Most of the job cuts will be in ...

They’re most likely fake, but some pictures have turned up of what purport to be the new Nokia 7800 cellphone, which look likes some sort of wearable phone with a built-in digital camera. If this is ...

Microsoft will slash 7,800 jobs, the majority from its struggling phone division, and write-off $7.6bn over its Nokia acquisition, the company has confirmed today. The sweeping cuts cast a shadow over ...

(Reuters) - Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) said on Wednesday it would cut 7,800 jobs, or nearly 7 percent of its workforce, and write down about $7.6 billion related to its Nokia phone business. Most of the ...

Microsoft said on Wednesday it would cut 7,800 jobs and write down about $7.6 billion related to its Nokia handset business, which it acquired in 2013. Most of the job cuts will be in the phone ...

Windows Phone has not been the greatest success story in the world, and Microsoft’s purchase of Nokia to produce its own handsets looks to have been an even bigger flop. The company today announced ...

Microsoft says it will cut up to 7,800 jobs and write down by about $7.6 billion the value of its struggling mobile-phone business. Marcelo Prince joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Reuters ...