Dell Drops After Sluggish Consumer Spending Weighs On Sales

Aug. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Dell Inc., the second-largest personal-computer maker, fell the most in more than a year in Nasdaq trading after slower spending on PCs and consumer technology crimped its sales forecast.

Dell Drops After Sluggish Consumer Spending Weighs on Sales

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DealBook: Dell Deal Leaves Few Data Firms to Acquire

In the race for storage space, Dell agrees to buy Compellent Technologies for $27.75 a share. Which company will be the next to be taken over?

DealBook: Dell Deal Leaves Few Data Firms to Acquire

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Dell Names Philips CEO Gerard Kleisterlee to Board

Dec. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Dell Inc., the world’s third-largest personal-computer maker, named Royal Philips Electronics NV Chief Executive Officer Gerard Kleisterlee to its board, gaining experience in the electronics industry and European business.

Dell Names Philips CEO Gerard Kleisterlee to Board

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