Dell, the subject of a takeover battle between activist investor Carl Icahn and the company’s billionaire founder, reported a 79 per cent slide in profit as personal computer sales continued to...
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- May 24, 2013
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Dell is a Texas-based technology company founded by Michael Dell, and is the third largest PC maker in the world after HP and Lenovo. In early 2013, it announced plans for a leveraged buyout by its founder, in partnership with a group of investors and Microsoft.
Shares of Cisco Systems jumped 9 per cent as a dividend hike and share buyback plan overshadowed comments that business conditions in Europe would not improve anytime soon for the network...
Blackstone pulled out of bidding for Dell amid concerns about the personal-computer maker's finances and the worsening outlook for global PC sales.
The firm's sales for the year ending in January will slip to US$56.5 billion, and Dell's PC business will shrink by US$10 billion over four years, according to projections in a proxy statement...
Michael Dell, the reclusive founder of Dell, the world's third-largest PC maker, is controversially trying to privatise his company, and will take on a US$16 billion debt to do so.
Dell's biggest outside investors, T. Rowe Price and Southeastern Asset Management, oppose the US$13.65-a-share proposal, saying it undervalues the number-three maker of personal computers.
The personal computer maker Dell is bowing out of the stock market in a US$24.4 billion buyout that represents the largest deal of its kind since the current recession dried up the financing for...
Dell, the personal-computer maker that lost almost a third of its value last year, was in buyout talks with private-equity firms, two people with knowledge of the matter said.
Dell will steadily increase its investments on the mainland, as the computer maker this year expands into the information-technology services and software business in its second-largest market...
Hewlett-Packard’s value has plunged to less than the US$31 billion it spent during a five-year takeover binge, the strongest evidence yet that investors would be better served by disassembling the...
Dell strengthened its position as the second-biggest personal computer supplier on the mainland in the quarter to September, despite slumping sales worldwide.
With the launch of its Surface tablet computer, Microsoft is becoming a genuine “frenemy” – part friend, part enemy – to its longtime manufacturing partners.
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