Report: Motorola had rejected higher bid from Huawei

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Report: Motorola had rejected higher bid from Huawei
Motorola reportedly turned down a US$1.3 billion ($1.4 billion) offer by Huawei Technologies for its mobile infrastructure business prior to selling its business to Nokia Siemens Networks, fearing that regulators would not approve the deal. Nokia Siemens Networks agreed to acquire Motorola's ...

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