The days when Nokia (NOK) handsets were all the rage are now a bygone era. The former market leader sold its phone business to Microsoft in 2014, and although today the Finnish tech company remains a major multinational telecommunications player, since the “glory years,” shares have been in decline.However, following the coronavirus infected bloodbath, shares have been on a rally, and are up by 81% since bottoming out on March 16. Worries the momentum could be short lived surfaced recently when rumors began circulating that Verizon was planning to replace the company as its 5G supplier – a rumor Verizon …read more
Source:: Yahoo Finance
