Microsoft said on Wednesday it will trim down
its smartphone business by cutting 1,850 jobs, most of them in Finland,
and write down $950 million from the operation.
Microsoft, which entered the phone business in
2014 by buying Finnish firm Nokia's handset unit, said it would
"streamline" its smartphone business and close down its research and
development site in Tampere, Finland.
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Source: NBC News
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