Lenovo completes $2.9bn Motorola deal

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Chinese vendor finally gets hands fully on brand and product portfolio after announcing intention to buy the company from Google earlier this year

Motorola is to operate as a wholly owned subsidiary now it has officially changed ownership from Google to Lenovo. Earlier this year, Lenovo announced its intentions to buy Motorola, signalling ...

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