Struggling mobile phone maker Nokia said it has shut its flagship store in Shanghai, China, as part of a strategy to save costs and sell its phones through carriers and retail partners
November 22, 2024
November 22, 2024
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Struggling mobile phone maker Nokia said it has shut its flagship store in Shanghai, China, as part of a strategy to save costs and sell its phones through carriers and retail partners
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