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Dell Inc., the world’s third-largest personal-computer maker, said it’s investigating allegations that one of its resellers was involved in a possible transaction with Syria.
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Inside Reindert Dooves’s home, a 17th- century, three-story converted warehouse along the Zaan canal in suburban Amsterdam, a 21st-century Internet giant is avoiding taxes.
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Research In Motion Ltd., maker of the BlackBerry smartphone and PlayBook tablet computer, may have the most to lose from Google Inc.’s deal to acquire Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc.
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In the 3 1/2 years since Michael S. Dell resumed running Dell Inc. , the computer maker he founded 26 years ago, he has made more than 10 acquisitions, cut 10,000 jobs and hired executives from Motorola Inc. and Nike Inc. to put some flash in the company’s products. Dell bought Perot Systems Corp. for $3.6 billion last year to expand into computing services.
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Quest Software Inc., the software maker that agreed to be bought by a group led by Insight Venture Partners, said it has received a higher offer of $27.50 a share in cash, the third buyout increase announced this year.
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Dell Inc. is readying a sweetened offer for data-storage provider 3Par Inc. after its earlier bid was bested by a $1.6 billion proposal by Hewlett-Packard Co. , according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Apple Inc. , Hewlett-Packard Co. and Dell Inc. said they’re investigating working conditions at Taiwan’s Hon Hai Group after a mounting number of suicides at their contract manufacturer.
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Dell Inc. Chief Executive Officer and Chairman Michael Dell failed to win the support of more than a quarter of the computer maker’s shareholders for re-election to the board, the company said yesterday in a regulatory filing .
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Ah Wei has an explanation for Foxconn Technology Group Chairman Terry Gou as to why some of his workers are committing suicide at the company’s factory near the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. topped Dell Inc. in the bidding for 3Par Inc. for a third time, saying it would pay $30 a share, or $2 billion, for the data-storage provider.
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