Plus, it sounds very unlikely the investors sold their stock because China Mobile chose Lumia 920. It's just another phone like many others on China Mobile, and it's not like it's Nokia's first sale in China. What they would be more concerned about is that Apple is not going to get the deal with China Mobile at all, or not in a very profitable way, after China Mobile has already made it clear in the press that they don't care much for Apple's demands.
Apple has learned to get its way with charging carriers the full $650 retail price for iPhones (which are $200 worth of components), and I think some carriers are going to have enough of it soon, and start asking Apple to give them discounts for volume, just like they do with every other manufacturer.
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Plus, it sounds very unlikely the investors sold their stock because China Mobile chose Lumia 920. It's just another phone like many others on China Mobile, and it's not like it's Nokia's first sale in China. What they would be more concerned about is that Apple is not going to get the deal with China Mobile at all, or not in a very profitable way, after China Mobile has already made it clear in the press that they don't care much for Apple's demands.
Apple has learned to get its way with charging carriers the full $650 retail price for iPhones (which are $200 worth of components), and I think some carriers are going to have enough of it soon, and start asking Apple to give them discounts for volume, just like they do with every other manufacturer.