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Sep 03, 2013
Microsoft to buy Nokia's device and services businesses; branding to remain intact
GLOBAL- Nokia and Microsoft have announced a €5.44 billion (US$7.18 billion) deal by which Microsoft will purchase "substantially all" of Nokia's devices and services businesses and license its patents, although Nokia's brand will live on through a licensing arrangement.
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