Nokia Corp. posted a narrower first quarter loss helped by continued cost cuts, rising sales of its new lineup of smartphones and an improvement at its network equipment business.
The Espoo, Finland-based company said its net loss in the quarter shrank to €272 million ($354.4 million) from €928 million a year earlier, beating analysts’ expectations for a loss of €434 million.
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