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Blackstone gives up on $25bn bid to snatch Dell from Mr Dell

You know what? Knock yourself out, Michael

Dell will drop the F-bomb FIVE days early in epic power struggle

That's F for financials, and perhaps a D for performance

Dell committee to Icahn: Show us the money

How exactly will you buy new shares for everyone?

Dell axes IT channel middlemen, installs Windows in the factory

Wanna buy a Dell till? No need to pay that integrator

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Dell shuts down channel biz Cheriton over unpaid debt

IT reseller Cheriton Computers has been wound up by US giant Dell over an unpaid five-figure debt. Alton-based Cheriton - which is a Lenovo Premium Business Partner, Microsoft small-biz specialist and Dell registered dealer - celebrated its ten-year anniversary this month, but it won't be toasting an eleventh. A winding-up …

Icahn and Southeastern try to hamstring Mike Dell's buyout bid

Investor Carl Icahn and fund Southeastern Asset Management have proposed an alternative to the Mike Dell-led buyout of Dell. In a letter to the PC firm's board, Icahn and Southeastern said they reckoned Dell shareholders should get the option to hang onto holding stock in Dell and take an additional $12 in shares or cash. The …

Dell shareholder: 'Rush' is because Michael D wants to buy

Pell-mell Dell sell = 'Like hell' yell from SAM

Dell finally takes Dell private - with $24bn and help from Microsoft

Yeehaw, ride 'em cowboy... right out of the stock market

'Disturbed' Dell investors could tank private buyout

According to reports, Dell's largest independent shareholder, Southeastern Asset Management, is not keen on the $24.4bn buyout bid, and it's not the only one. Sources whispered to Reuters that Southeastern and other investors think the deal undervalues their shares at $13.65 each and were hoping for more like $20 a share. …

Rivals may form alliance against Michael D in struggle for Dell

Hefty Dell investors Icahn Enterprises and Blackstone Group LP may join forces to clothesline the eponymous Michael and his consortium bidding to take the PC maker private again. The two lodged separate offers ahead of the "go shop period" that ended midnight on 22 March, with Icahn putting $14.25 per share on the table and …

Major Dell investor cashes in ALL of its 24.5 million shares

The Oakmark Funds spooked by Blackstone's withdrawal from bidding

Reliant on Dell for PCs? Start looking around, says Gartner ball-gazer

Mr D may bail on computers before you do, says man

United States of Dell: Biz follows HP's lead, parcels out power to regions

EMEA channel boss moving to head up France

Report: Icahn spoiling for a proxy fight with Dell over buyout deal

Enlisting Southeastern Asset Management as ally against Big Mike

Dell tried gobbling doomed Brit IT giant 2e2 for £350m, say insiders

Exclusive Its backers 'wanted £400m', then the biz imploded

Carl Icahn may be planning to block Dell buyout

Has gobbled up 100 million shares in two weeks

HP CEO talks up uncertainty in Dell buy-out

If anyone knows about instability, it's Whitman

Michael Dell to buy himself on Monday?

Big Mike wants Wall Street to stop playing with his ball

Dell storage boss Topgun Thomas leaves 'to pursue a new opportunity'

Dell's server, net bizzes do well, but PCs slammed as expected

Dell slaps back at HP after Meg's 'uncertainty' diss: You're flip-floppers

Dell buyout stalled by Microsoft, low takeover price?

Dell kills 3-year-old object storage appliance line

Dell ready to pay Icahn $25m to behave himself during buyout deal

Dell directors foresee unremitting brutality in PC market

More naysayers pour cold water on Dell LBO

Muscles-from-Brussels Vanhamme crams into Dell EMEA role

Microsoft to pump cash into Dell buyout deal?

The word on the street is that Michael Dell and his rich friends are having an easy time finding the many billions of dollars needed to do a leveraged buyout of the PC and server maker and take it private, especially now that Microsoft has entered the picture with as much as $3bn to invest in the deal. According to a report ( …