After Two Years, Nokia to Report About Profit

It was almost two years ago when Stephen Elop, then newly appointed as Nokia's CEO, said that he inherited loads of problems as the Finnish company–which at the time was a leading global brand in cellphones until Apple introduced the iPhone–was on the verge of becoming irrelevant. We have witnessed several radical changes in Nokia, first when it rejected its own Symbian mobile operating system in favor of Microsoft's Windows Phone. The company reported huge losses and layoffs, even to the point of selling its global headquarters.
But it seems that Nokia is about to make a 180-degree turn.

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