Alienware's Frank Azor isn't shy about speaking up for the PC, even as new consoles are coming soon.
Dell's line-up includes a 27-inch all-in-one XPS computer.
Whitman takes a swing at Dell for "completely cratering" its earnings.
Dell today announced the acquisition of Enstratius, the Minneapolis-based cloud infrastructure management solution provider, for an undisclosed amount.
Apple’s in the top 10 for the first time ever, Facebook hits the list, and Dell sells more than Google as Fortune Magazine released its Fortune 500 companies today, ranking the top 500 companies by global income.
Notable this year …
Dell execs hope to settle customer and partner anxiety with talk of their "big data" and cloud software products.
For some time now, Dell founder and CEO Michael Dell (pictured above) has sought to take his company private in a huge $24.4 billion deal. But Blackstone and investor Carl Icahn opposed the deal, saying it undervalued the company, and were preparing to counter it.
PC shipments fell off the proverbial cliff in the first quarter of 2013, according to IDC, with their biggest drop ever in recorded history.
Putting your company into play has its perils.
American business magnate Carl Icahn has signed a confidentiality agreement to review Dell's books and further evaluate the bid for a $24 billion leveraged buyout to take the company private.
Remember what Michael Dell said when he was asked back in 1997 -- when Steve Jobs returned to Apple -- what he'd do if he were Jobs?
"I'd shut it down and give the money back to the shareholders."
Dell announced higher-than-expected revenues for the fourth quarter and full fiscal year, which may be the last time it reports its earnings to the Street.
Dell's largest outside shareholder is gearing up for a fight against the company's plans to go private.
Innovation is dead at Dell -- or at least according to HP, which says that Dell's proposed buyout is going to spell bad news for Dell's customers.
Dell has reached an agreement to go private; a move that marks the end an era for the third largest computer maker.
After months of speculation, Dell officially announced this morning that it will be going private in a $24.4 billion deal with founder Michael Dell and investment firm Silver Lake.
Dell is inching closer to a $24 billion deal that would take the company private as early as Monday.
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Dell's not-so-secret attempt to go private is getting even more interesting.
No. 3 PC maker Dell's stock has skyrocketed 13 percent on a report that the company is "in talks" to go private.
