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Nokia to de-list from Frankfurt

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Mobile phone manufacturer says electronic trading is making stock exchange listings less relevant


Nokia has applied to de-list from the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, citing decreased trading volumes at the bourse.

Once the application to de-list has been approved, Nokia expects trading to cease at some point during the first half of 2012.

The mobile phone company will continue to be traded in Europe ...

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