Nokia’s new phone was meant to herald the company’s revival
Instead it’s been a reminder of how brutally hard it is to engineer a turnaround
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Chris Sorensen
Chris Sorensen is a senior writer, covering business and financial news. He has also written about the growing number of deadly airline disasters caused by confused pilots, and about sandwiches. Both stories were nominated for a National Magazine Award.
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