Motorola is banking on its Razr2 and other newly released handsets to rev up sales after a yearlong slump that saw the company fall to No. 3 among cell phone makers, behind Nokia and Samsung Electronics. But analysts say Motorola needs a steady string of follow-ups to stay alive.
October 25, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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With a sleek design and an even sleeker advertising campaign, Motorola Inc. is banking on its new Razr2 cell phone to pump up anemic sales and provide a rosier future after a yearlong slump punctuated by back-to-back losses.
After a first half that may have put CEO Ed Zander’s future employment into question, the end of Motorola’s rough patch may be in sight.
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