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HELSINKI, FINLAND: Nokia plans to cut jobs through 2010 at its only Finnish plant in the town of Salo, even though the company has forecast the handset market to rebound next year, a spokesman said on Sunday.
Though the holidays aren’t quite the same as in her native country of Finland, Mia Wang said she’s been enjoying all the Christmas spirit the United States has to offer. Wang, 33, now of Iowa City, took her shy 5-year-old son, Benjamin, on an Aisle of Lights bus tour last night, driving through Coralville neighborhoods to [...]
Nokia presents new mobilesEspoo, Finland - Nokia has introduced two new mobile phones - the Nokia 6700 slide and the Nokia 7230. Both UMTS mobiles were designed for social networking, said the Finnish company from its headquarters in Espoo. The 6700 ...
Derry company cuts call centre workers | Interxion creates construction jobs | Microsoft acquires Opalis | ComReg releases more broadband spectrum | Norkom seals Finnish deal
Sarah Hendrickson and Alissa Johnson, of the Visa U.S. Women’s Ski Jumping Team, hit their mark on the K-105 hill in Vikersund, Norway, this weekend placing 4th and 9th. Vikersund was the second stop for the Ladies Continental Cup this season, which opened Dec. 8 in Rovaniemi, Finland. On Dec. 12 and 13, Hendrickson took 4th [...]
San Francisco and Helsinki — Nokia Oyj and Apple Inc. have only fired the opening shots of their mobile phone patent battle, but considering their legal history it should be a fierce and long war.
KUALA LUMPUR - European race aces Jarno Trulli and Heikki Kovalainen will lead the Lotus charge when the Formula One team - now backed by Malaysia - returns to the starting grid next season. Lotus last raced in 1994. Four other new teams for 2010 are USF1, Campos, Sauber and Manor, which will compete as Virgin Racing. Trulli, of Italy and Kovalainen, of Finland, will have Malaysia's Fairuz Fauzy ...
DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) -- Results Sunday from a cross country skiing World Cup event: Men 1-Kilometer Sprint 1. John Kristian Dahl, Norway, 3 minutes 53.0 seconds. 2. Petter Northug, Norway, 0.1 seconds behind. 3. Alexei Petukhov, Russia, 0.2. 4. Matias Strandvall, Finland, 0.7. 5. Oystein Pettersen, Norway, 0.8. 6. Cyril Miranda, France, 4.0. 7. Nikolay Morilov, Russia. 8. Jesper Modin, Sweden ...
KUALA LUMPUR -Jarno Trulli of Italy and Finland's Heikki Kovalainen were unveiled Monday as drivers for the new Malaysian-backed Lotus team in its debut 2010 Formula One season. Read more...
Sunday At Seoul, South Korea Big Air Men 1. Gian-Luca Cavigelli, Switzerland. 2. Stefan Gimpl, Austria. 3. Markku Koski, Finland. 4. Jaakko Ruha, Finland. 5. Benedikt Nadig, Switzerland. 6. Niklas Mattsson, Sweden. 7. Matevz Pristavec, Slovenia. 8. Stefan Falkeis, Austria. 9. Thomas Franc, Switzerland. 10. Michael Macho, Austria. World Cup Big Air Standings (After four events) 1. Stefan Gimpl ...
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 14 (Bernama) -- Malaysian Formula One (F1) outfit, Lotus F1 Racing Monday announced Italian Jarno Trulli and Heikki Kovalainen from Finland as their two main drivers for next season.
Banks across Finland were closed yesterday as 30,000 bank employees walked off the job in a three-day nationwide strike over a salary dispute, union officials said.
Matti Heikkinen of Finland won a 15-kilo-metre freestyle race on Saturday to claim his first cross-country skiing World Cup victory. Heikkinen completed the course in 35 minutes 54.8 seconds to beat Marcus Hellner of Sweden, who was 14.[...]
Holistic approach to aerosol research boosts prediction power for climate and air quality models
Apple has hit back in a legal row with Nokia and countersued the Finnish telecom giant, alleging it had breached 13 Apple patents.
A four-day international festival of performing arts for children will begin in the capital Wednesday. Kids from across the world, including Russia, Finland, Singapore, Latvia, Pakistan, Nepal and Italy, are expected to participate in the festival.
