Motorola Still Owns US Handset Market

Motorola’s (NYSE:MOT) handset business came close to collapse after its failure to replace its successful RAZR cost it the No.2 global market share position in its industry. The firm’s shares crashed from over $26 in late 2006 to just above $3 last March. The stock trades at $6.55 now. Motorola’s new Droid product has shown [...]



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