Nokia shares surge on report of takeover bid

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Nokia shares surge on report of takeover bid
Nokia declined to comment on Thursday on a media report saying it was working with an investment bank to defend itself from a hostile takeover, news which sent its shares sharply higher. "Nokia does not comment on market rumours," said a spokesman for the company. Earlier on Thursday shares in ...

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