Stephen Elop, the former Nokia CEO who has returned to Microsoft as part of its $7.2 billion Nokia acquisition, this morning defended his tenure at the smartphone maker and denied the notion that he ...

Nokia's Stephen Elop is set to receive an 18.8 million euro ($25 million) payout when he leaves the company and moves to Microsoft. Nokia's former CEO Stephen Elop is set to receive an 18.8 million ...

Xbox marks the CEO battleground. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is looking for a new CEO. But the candidate said to be the favorite is also said to be considering spinning off the Xbox business. Yes, Stephen ...

The technology press is abuzz this morning after Bloomberg published an article concerning what Nokia’s – and soon Microsoft’s again! – Stephen Elop would do to reform Microsoft should he be selected ...

SEATTLE (Reuters) - Stephen Elop, the former top boss at phone-maker Nokia, is one of four high-level executives leaving Microsoft Corp as the company sharpens its focus on software services and the ...

A number of names have popped up in conjunction with Microsoft’s hunt for a CEO, but the front runner at this point seems clear: Stephen Elop. A former head of the Business Division in Redmond, Elop ...

Nokia's CEO Stephen Elop says he isn't worried about Microsoft making its own Windows Phone 8 hardware. In fact, Elop says that Nokia encourages all other companies, including its competitors, to make ...

Stephen Elop is out at Microsoft. This isn’t surprising news — his departure seemed all but assured once Satya Nadella replaced Steve Ballmer as CEO — but it does complete the strangest chapter in ...

With Microsoft buying out Nokia's phone business for $7.2 billion and Nokia CEO Stephen Elop officially rejoining his old compadres, the assumption has become that Elop is now the heir apparent to the ...

Nokia has named Stephen Elop, former president of Microsoft’s business software group, to become its new CEO effective from later this month. Elop will replace Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo in the top job on ...

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop thinks that Apple's iPhone is embarrassing. So much so that he threw Finnish talk show host Hjallis Harkimo's iPhone to the ground on live TV. Harkimo had Elop as a guest on his ...