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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Kari_KairamoKari Kairamo - Wikipedia

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   Kari Antero Oswald Kairamo, titled Vuorineuvos (31 December 1932, in Helsinki in Finland – 11 December 1988, in Espoo, Finland), was a chairman and CEO of Nokia Corporation and a significant and popular person in the industry, who was also actively involved in Finland's foreign policy.

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   Kari Antero Oswald Kairamo (31. joulukuuta 1932 Helsinki – 11. joulukuuta 1988 Espoo) oli suomalainen diplomi-insinööri ja vuorineuvos, joka toimi Nokian pääjohtajana 1977–1988. Kairamon aikana Nokia laajeni Euroopassa ja panosti huipputekniikkaan.

4. www.techspot.com › article › 2236-nokiaNokia: The Story of the Once-Legendary Phone Maker | TechSpot

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   Dec 28, 2023 · In 1983, CEO Kari Kairamo convinced the Finnish Ministry for Employment and the Economy to set up Tekes – the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation – to help the company's R&D ...

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5. www.nytimes.com › 1988/12/29 › businessRisk Inherited at Finnish Concern - The New York Times

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   Dec 29, 1988 · During his 11 years as chief executive, Kari Kairamo transformed Oy Nokia, Finland's largest private corporation, from a stodgy producer of pulp, paper, chemicals and rubber goods into an...

6. arstechnica.com › gadgets › 2013Finland and Nokia: An affair to remember | Ars Technica

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   Oct 5, 2013 · The full extent of its troubles was outed very publicly when group head Kari Kairamo committed suicide in 1988. Nokia tried to sell up to Ericsson in 1991, but the deal collapsed when Ericsson...

7. www.wired.com › story › finland-and-nokiaFinland and Nokia: an affair to remember | WIRED

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   Oct 4, 2013 · The full extent of their troubles was outed very publicly when group head Kari Kairamo committed suicide in 1988. Nokia tried to sell up to Ericsson in 1991, but the deal collapsed when...

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   Who was Kari Kairamo?

   • During his 11 years as chief executive, Kari Kairamo transformed Oy Nokia, Finland's largest private corporation, from a stodgy producer of pulp, paper, chemicals and rubber goods into an aggressive international leader in color televisions, mobile telephones and other electronics. But on Dec. 11 Mr. Kairamo died.

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   Why did Kari Kairamo die?

   • When she started in the late '80s, Nokia was in a bad spot, transitioning from the paper supplier business into other industries. On top of that, then-CEO Kari Kairamo committed suicide. That's right, Nokia has been on the ropes before. The company even considered selling its then-fledgling mobile phone business.

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   Why did Kari Kairamo hang himself?

   • Kari Kairamo hanged himself in his home on 11 December 1988, an act which Nokia at first attempted to hide. Bipolar disorder is a commonly suspected reason for his decision. As he was part of the Kihlman family, famous for their artists, some people close to the family suspect he was manic-depressive like many great artists.

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   When did Kairamo become CEO of Nokia?

   • In 1977, Kairamo became CEO of Nokia after Björn Westerlund retired. Kairamo's mission was to build Nokia fast into an internationally large multi-industry company, and he led several acquisitions for the company. The late 1980s was a very special period of time both for the Nokia Corporation and for Finland.

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9. www.cnet.com › tech › mobileNokia on the edge: Inside an icon's fight for survival - CNET

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   Dec 18, 2012 · When she started in the late '80s, Nokia was in a bad spot, transitioning from the paper supplier business into other industries. On top of that, then-CEO Kari Kairamo committed suicide.