| Corporate | | | Nokia restructuring to cost 190 jobs | | | TT Correspondent | | 14 May 2011 | | |   Finnish software firm Digia said it would cut up to 190 jobs due to
restructuring at its major client Nokia.
Digia said in a statement that the job cuts would affect staff in its
mobile solutions segment and in some administrative and support
functions. At the end of March, Digia employed around 1,600 people.
Nokia said in April it would axe 7,000 jobs to cut 1 billion euros
($1.42 billion) in costs as it struggles to compete in the smartphone
market. The company has decided to use Microsoft software instead of
its own Symbian platform. |
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