Nokia Siemens Networks aims for No.2 slot in U.S. market

Posted on February 25, 2013

The logo of the telecommunications services company Nokia Siemens Networks is pictured on top their office in BerlinBARCELONA (Reuters) – Nokia-Siemens Networks is mounting an expansion drive in North America where the world's third-largest telecom equipment maker believes a spate of deal-making among mobile carriers will play out in its favor. Chief Executive Rajeev Suri said deals by Japan's Softbank to buy 70 percent of Sprint Nextel Corp for $ 20 billion, and Deutsche Telekom's purchase of MetroPCS was an opportunity for NSN to grab new U.S. business. "It's a long game. …


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