Motorola handset unit 'no quick fix'

November 2nd, 2008 By Wailin Wong

Three months into leading Motorola Inc.'s mobile phone division, co-chief executive Sanjay Jha has started some painful housecleaning that he hopes will restore the company's competitive standing.

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