- The Verge, Tuesday, November 19, 2013 12:05 PM
Unable to deny a deal worth roughly $7.2 billion, Nokia shareholders have approved Microsoft’s takeover of the Finnish smartphone maker’s Devices and Services unit. “The acquisition
will see former Nokia CEO Stephen Elop return to Microsoft early next year to run an expanded devices and services team at the software giant,” The Verge reports. Elop is also reportedly being
considering as the successor to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
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