Nokia rebrand logo

FOR the first time in 60 years, the Finnish company Nokia is to rebrand its logo.

The Finnish company Nokia will change its logo for the first time in 60 years. This is due to a change in the company’s business strategy and the desire to get rid of the association with smartphones, company director Pekka Lundmark explained to a news source on Sunday, February 26.

“There was an association with smartphones, and now we are a business technology company,” Lundmark told the news outlet. The new logo will feature futuristically stylised letters forming the word Nokia against a rich pink­purple spectrum.

Currently, the company’s management believes that they have successfully completed the reboot of business processes. As a result, Nokia intends to accelerate them

A NEW report released by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) on Tuesday, February 21 forecast a sharp recovery of the business travel sector following the pandemic.

The European business travel sector was one of the worst hit areas of the whole travel industry during the pandemic, due to the transition to online work and the axing of business trips for the whole of 2020 and much of 2021.

But now, the GBTA says that western European countries are in the best position to recover pre­pandemic business travel spending as the sector begins to bounce back. In its report the and scale its activities in order to achieve global leadership.

Nokia announced that it also plans to completely stop importing equipment to Russia in 2023. Earlier it was reported that Nokia has introduced a smartphone with the possibility of self­repair, as reported by gazeta.ru