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Dell posts gains as laptop, international sales surge
size and weight before buying. Dell's turnaround began in January 2007, when Michael Dell returned as CEO after Kevin Rollins resigned. The company had run into hard times, including falling market share and a Securities and Exchange Commission
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Dell posts gains as laptop, international sales surge
size and weight before buying. Dell's turnaround began in January 2007, when Michael Dell returned as CEO after Kevin Rollins resigned. The company had run into hard times, including falling market share and a Securities and Exchange Commission
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The New Dell Ends its First Year
Weathering an accounting scandal and a slump in profit, founder Michael Dell reclaimed the helm of the company after CEO Kevin Rollins resigned in January. Dell quickly replaced top managers and in May announced plans to lay off 10 percent of the company's
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Firms, investors tend to prosper with founders at the helm
down. It was $8.30 when he returned and has recovered to $19.26. Michael Dell left his handpicked successor Kevin Rollins in charge in 2004 with the company stock at $35.22. It was $24.22 when Dell returned in January, and has recovered
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Companies, investors tend to prosper when founders remain at the helm
down. It was $8.30 when he returned and has recovered to $19.26. Michael Dell left his handpicked successor Kevin Rollins in charge in 2004 with the company stock at $35.22. It was $24.22 when Dell returned in January, and has recovered
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Dell to Restate Results After Finding Manipulation
the PC maker has lost ground to rival Hewlett-Packard Co. over the past year, and in late January, former CEO Kevin Rollins stepped down to give founder Michael Dell a chance to revive his flagging company. "All of us are very proud of Dell
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2 years later, Dell stays mum on accounting probe
remains unclear who is to blame. Dell has said it uncovered "evidence of misconduct," but provided no details. CEO Kevin Rollins resigned in January; founder Michael Dell returned to run the company. The company stopped filing quarterly reports
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2 years later, Dell stays mum on accounting probe
remains unclear who is to blame. Dell has said it uncovered "evidence of misconduct," but provided no details. CEO Kevin Rollins resigned in January; founder Michael Dell returned to run the company. The company stopped filing quarterly reports
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Dell to Pay $48.5M to Ousted CEO
Dell Inc. will pay former CEO Kevin Rollins US$48.5 million for his stock options six months after he resigned in the wake of investor criticism about the vendor losing
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Dell Avoids Being Kicked off Nasdaq
There is little doubt that it has been a torrid time for Dell. Back in January, founder Michael Delltook over from Kevin Rollins as CEO, in an effort to reverse the company's fortunes. Dell is facing falling profits amid fierce competition
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The Green, Green Grass of Dell
less. The green moves are part of a campaign to fight back after recent poor results led to the resignation of CEO Kevin Rollins and the re-instatement of founder Michael Dell in the role. They include: -- Preferring green suppliers over non-green
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The Comeback Kids
comes after nearly a four-year hiatus. Investors didn't take long to cheer the resignation of Dell's former CEO Kevin Rollins . They sent shares up 39 cents in mid-day trading. Yale Professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld says it's not unusual for
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Dell to Lay Off 10 Percent of Employees
Michael Dell has made since he returned to day-to-day management of the company in January, replacing former CEO Kevin Rollins . Dell faced the immediate challenges of the SEC investigation, a lawsuit by angry investors, slumping profits and
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Good News on Wall StreetGood afternoon everyone big changes at the top and Kevin Rollins CEO resigns effective immediately founder Michael Dell will be taking over that role. And Dell has lost a lot of market share
Good afternoon everyone big changes at the top and -- Kevin Rollins CEO resigns effective immediately founder Michael Dell will be taking over that role. And Dell has lost a lot of market share
