It was not an auspicious start to the marriage of Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent – the ‘new Nokia’ was not given much of a honeymoon period by the markets, as its share price fell on news of a fall in sales in its first full quarter since acquiring ALU. The drop was moderate, mainly because there was good news on margins, though Nokia warned that revenues would decline this year on a like-for-like basis. In the first quarter, revenues fell by 9% (compared to combined company revenues a year earlier) to €5.6bn ($6.4bn). Of course, it is very early days for the effects of the €15.6bn takeover – geared to increased scale and efficiencies – to show any impact. But the…