(Bloomberg) -- Pekka Lundmark is seeking to keep Nokia Oyj on track after the Finnish company lost a $14 billion contract with AT&T Inc. to competitor Ericsson AB, meaning Nokia’s communications ...

Finnish telecommunications equipment giant Nokia announced on Monday that chief executive Pekka Lundmark would step down and be replaced by Justin Hotard, the head of AI and data centres at US ...

Nokia’s new CEO Justin Hotard mixed optimism and uncertainty during his first earnings call, buoyed by a notable RAN win.

Nokia warned there could be short-term disruption caused by the global tariff situation as the company reported a mixed first ...

In a company blog post about the announcement, Pekka Lundmark, president of Nokia says: “Our new visual identity captures Nokia as we are today, with renewed energy and commitment as pioneers of ...

Nokia’s new CEO, Justin Hotard, is less than a month into the roleHe helped to deliver the vendor’s first-quarter financial ...

Nokia maintained its earnings guidance of an operating profit of between 1.9 and 2.4 billion euros in 2025. It posted an ...

We believe now is the right time to take a compelling inorganic step,' Nokia CEO and President Pekka Lundmark said in a statement. Less than a year after a massive layoff round, Nokia looks to ...

SALES FORECAST: Nokia's sales are forecast at 4.44 billion euros, according to the consensus based on estimates by 19 analysts. This compares with 4.67 billion euros a year earlier.

NEW DELHI: Finnish telecom gear maker Nokia has appointed Justin Hotard as its next President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), following Pekka Lundmark’s decision to step down from the top role.

Justin Hotard will replaced Pekka Lundmark as CEO of Finnish telecoms company Nokia on April 1. Hotard is currently the EVP and general manager of Data Center & AI Group at Intel.

Nokia chief executive Pekka Lundmark (L) stands next to chairwoman Sari Baldauf (C) and his successor Justin Hotard (R), the head of AI at Intel - Copyright AFP STR ...