Nokia Corporation Is Borrowing $640 Million From European Investment Bank To Enhance Symbian
Amit Chowdhry | February 24, 2009 | 840 views | 1 CommentCategorized under European Investment Bank, Nokia Corporation, Symbian

Nokia Corporation (NYSE:NOK) is borrowing $640 million from the European Investment Bank as part of a five-year loan agreement to fund their software R&D projects. Nokia hopes that this investment will enhance Symbian-based smartphones. This loan will also benefit the Symbian Foundation and their contributions to open-source mobile software. About 78 companies have already pledged support to the Symbian Foundation including MySpace, Qualcomm, SanDisk, and Bank of America.
[via Fierce Wireless]