Dell investors: Feeling cheated or twisting arms?
The battle over who will control Dell is actually a fight over how big a payoff different parties might get in a deal
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The battle over who will control Dell is actually a fight over how big a payoff different parties might get in a deal
Postponement is a significant setback for Michael Dell and the company's board
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The financier values his new bid at about $15.50 to $18 per share, while Dell has already accepted an offer of $13.65
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