Nokia set to axe 3,500 staff

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Mobile phone giant insists Europe is core to its future as numerous sites across the region, and in North America are targeted for cuts or closure

Nokia is set to slash its workforce by 3,500 by next year as it shuts down a factory in Romania and reviews other global facilities. In a statement released today, the mobile phone giant insiste...

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