Stocks in mobile telecoms firm Motorola Mobility fell on the New York Stock Exchange, after the technology company posted disappointing earnings this quarter.
In the wake of after-hours movements, Motorola equities dipped 0.94 per cent on the New York Stock Exchange with more dips potentially following.
The last twelve months saw Motorola Mobility Holdings lose $80 million (£51 million) equating to a dip of around 27 cents per share.
These figures were down significantly on the $80 million gains seen in 2010 and came as revenue fell flat with profits of $3.44 billion (£2.19 billion).
The company warned that adjusted earnings were set at $61 million or 20 cents per share for the period, prompting a downturn in stocks in New York.
Motorola has struggled in the ultra competitive smartphone and computer tablet market, with Apple dominating the market with record profits for the year.
A Motorola statement said the firm remained "energized by the proposed merger with Google and continue to focus on creating innovative technologies."
The firm is close to completing a $12.5 billion (£7.8 billion) sale.
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