SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Dell Inc's quarterly revenue fell more than Wall Street's expectations, hurt by weak sales to consumers, large enterprises and government units. Shares of the world's No. 3 maker of personal computers fell almost 8 percent to $13.90, from a close of $15.08 on Nasdaq. PC makers have struggled with slowing demand as mobile devices such as Apple Inc's iPad erode market share. Dell said revenue in its fiscal first quarter... full story ![]()
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Dell Inc , mired in a battle between activist investor Carl Icahn and co-founder Michael Dell over its future, said it will report quarterly results on Thursday, May 16, five days ahead of schedule. Dell, in a statement on Tuesday, did not give a reason for the change in plans. But CNBC's David Faber said the computer maker decided to get its...
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Dell’s mixed earnings report has left analysts unclear as to whether Michael Dell and Silver Lake will have to up their offer to take the PC maker private.
marketwatch.com (2 months and 29 days ago)
Dell plans to report quarterly financial results on Thursday that are significantly lower than Wall Street expectations of profit, but higher-than-expected in revenue, according to a person briefed on the results.
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Dell Inc. founder Michael Dell agreed to a low price for his shares to a facilitate a deal to take the company private. Dell Inc.’s board also looked at other options, including spinning off the company’s PC business.
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Dell Inc will report quarterly results on Tuesday afternoon at a time when its $24 billion plan to go private is under fire from shareholders. Analysts expect Michael Dell to stay mum on deal talk in the conference call.
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Michael S. Dell, who built Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) into the No. 3 PC maker by selling units below most competitors' prices, agreed to lower the value of his shares to below the $13.65 offered by Silver Lake Partners and Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) to buy the company for $24.4 billion. Dell, who owns a 15.7-percent stake in the company, or about 243.4 million shares...
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