MICHAEL DELL AND SILVER LAKE

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                    [Title] => Dell’s Q2 earnings fall 72% amid PC sales slide
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Dell’s woes worsened during its most recent quarter as the slumping personal computer maker resorted to rampant price cutting to slow a sales decline driven by a growing reliance on smartphones and tablets to connect to the Internet and perform other technological tasks.

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                    [Title] => Dell CEO ups ante in buyout battle for PC maker
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Just when it looked as if he might be vanquished, Dell CEO Michael Dell has regained the advantage in a lengthy battle to buy the slumping personal computer maker that he founded nearly 30 years ago. He did it by persuading the company’s board to accept a slightly better offer that adds a one-time dividend in exchange for a pivotal change in how shareholders will vote on the deal.

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                    [Title] => Icahn seeks court appraisal of $24.4-B Dell deal
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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn will ask a judge to assess the fairness of a proposed $24.4 billion acquisition of struggling personal computer maker Dell in his latest attempt to wrangle a higher price from a group of buyers that includes company CEO Michael Dell.

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Dell’s Q2 earnings fall 72% amid PC sales slide

August 17, 2013 - 12:00am

Dell’s woes worsened during its most recent quarter as the slumping personal computer maker resorted to rampant price cutting to slow a sales decline driven by a growing reliance on smartphones and tablets...

Business

Dell CEO ups ante in buyout battle for PC maker

August 4, 2013 - 12:00am

Just when it looked as if he might be vanquished, Dell CEO Michael Dell has regained the advantage in a lengthy battle to buy the slumping personal computer maker that he founded nearly 30 years ago. He did it by...

Business

Icahn seeks court appraisal of $24.4-B Dell deal

July 12, 2013 - 12:00am

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn will ask a judge to assess the fairness of a proposed $24.4 billion acquisition of struggling personal computer maker Dell in his latest attempt to wrangle a higher price from a group...

Business