Nokia (NOK) Higher After Lumia 920 Sells-Out in Germany
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Shares of Nokia Corp. ADS (NYSE: NOK) are higher in pre-open trading Monday after selling out its flagship Lumia 920 device in Germany. Shares gained as much as 5.5% in overseas action, it biggest move in a month.
Nokia said its working to make all models available again in Germany.
In U.S. pre-open trading, shares last traded at $2.85, up 2.9 percent.
Nokia said its working to make all models available again in Germany.
In U.S. pre-open trading, shares last traded at $2.85, up 2.9 percent.
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