Motorola Mobility to shed 4,000 jobs

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Owner Google wields the axe, with the majority of job losses set to come from outside the US

Google is planning to chop around 4,000 jobs from Motorola Mobility as it looks to return the  firm to profitability, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has revealed. The search engine giant acquired...

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