Microsoft, AT&T (T) Cut Price of Nokia's Lumia 1020 by $100
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Revenue Growth %: +3.2%
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Nokia (NYSE: NOK) is lower Friday following earlier reports that its latest and greatest smartphone -- the Lumia 1020 -- isn't selling too well.
While those exact words weren't in print, it was noted that Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) and AT&T (NYSE: T) slashed the price of the device by $100. Those interested in the camera-centric device can now land one at Microsoft stores or AT&T for $199 with two-year contract.
While Microsoft Store sales are for this week only, AT&T is keeping the price cut permanent.
Caution, there's a limit of five per customer.
Nokia is down 1.4 percent today. The Lumia 1020 launched on July 11th.
While those exact words weren't in print, it was noted that Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) and AT&T (NYSE: T) slashed the price of the device by $100. Those interested in the camera-centric device can now land one at Microsoft stores or AT&T for $199 with two-year contract.
While Microsoft Store sales are for this week only, AT&T is keeping the price cut permanent.
Caution, there's a limit of five per customer.
Nokia is down 1.4 percent today. The Lumia 1020 launched on July 11th.
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