Obama speaks to Business Council in Washington
U.S. President Barack Obama shakes hands with Michael Dell, founder, CEO and chairman of the Board of Dell, after speaking to members of The Business Council in the East Room of the White House in Washington on February 13, 2009. (UPI Photo/Roger L. Wollenberg)
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Activist investor Carl Icahn said he has withdrawn a demand for a share value appraisal that could have stalled the sale of U.S. computer giant Dell.
Investor Carl Icahn says he's done fighting the $24.8 billion Dell takeover bid by the U.S. technology giant's founder, which is scheduled for a vote Thursday.
The special committee reviewing bids for U.S. computer company Dell Inc., said it has agreed on a new deal with company founder Michael Dell.
Company founder Michael Dell and his financial backers have increased their offer to take U.S. technology giant Dell Inc. private.
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn has juiced up his offer for U.S. computer firm Dell Inc., a week before shareholders vote on a rival plan.
An influential shareholder advisory firm Monday threw its weight behind Michael Dell's offer to take U.S. technology giant Dell Inc. private.
The future of U.S. computer giant Dell could be in wearable computers, the company's vice president of global personal computing said.
The board at U.S. computer giant Dell said the best offer on the table was a bid by founder Michael Dell to take the company private.
Blackstone Group said it was no longer interested in pursuing U.S. computer firm Dell Inc., partly due to floundering sales.
The board of U.S. computer maker Dell has reached a deal with investor Carl Icahn that shapes his influence while the board ponders sale options.
