Michael Dell

Dell set to acquire EqualLogic

Dell Inc. has entered a definitive agreement to acquire EqualLogic, a leading provider of high-performance iSCSI storage area network (SAN) solutions.

Dell to sell computers in 1,400 Staples stores

Dell Inc (DELL.O) said it would sell personal computers, printers, monitors and ink supplies in 1,400 Staples Inc (SPLS.O) stores in the United States, its latest move into retail after breaking from 23 years of selling directly to consumers.

Dell profit, sales climb

Dell Inc, the world's second-largest personal computer maker, on Thursday reported higher-than-expected profit as it benefited from lower costs for disk drives, chips and other components. But the company also said it expected component cost declines to slow in the second half, crimping profits, and it delayed any stock buybacks until after it files overdue financial reports with securities regulators.

Michael Dell says long way to go for turnaround

Dell Inc. has made progress in its turnaround efforts but still has 'a long way to go' to spur personal computer sales and regain lost market share, Chief Executive Michael Dell said on Tuesday.

Dell Does Retail

Dell Inc.(NASDAQ: DELL) said yesterday it plans to start selling its personal computers through Wal-Mart Stores Inc.(NYSE: WMT) in North America next month, departing from the direct-to-consumer business model it was founded on.

Dell Fills New Position with Solectron CEO

Dell Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL) hired Solectron Corp. (NYSE: SLR) President and CEO Michael Cannon on Thursday for the newly created position of president of global operations. The appointment is effective immediately.

Dell says CEO has full support of chairman

Dell Inc. said on Tuesday Chief Executive Kevin Rollins continues to enjoy the full support of founder and Chairman Michael Dell despite suggestions by some analysts that the world's No. 1 personal computer maker needs new leadership to revive growth.

Dell Recalls Fire-Risk Laptop Batteries

Dell Inc. said on Monday it will recall 4.1 million notebook computer batteries because they could overheat and catch fire, in the biggest recall in its 22-year history.

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