4 Quotes by Simon Fluendy

Basically it looks like growth is going to slow down and flatten out. And that could potentially be serious for Nokia.

Nokia is the barometer for the whole telecommunications industry. If there is nervousness there, then alarm bells start ringing throughout the business.

It's way too early to talk about the company contracting or losing personnel. It's more a warning that industry predictions have been too bullish.

In any other industry that sort of growth expectation would get massive applause. With Nokia, however, we've got used to seeing such huge growth figures that it doesn't really impress.