Silver Lake News
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Dell Inc.’s board reiterated a call for billionaire Carl Icahn to provide more details about his proposal to take over the personal-computer maker, saying it needs more information to discuss his offer.
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Dell Inc. reported fiscal first- quarter profit that missed analysts’ estimates, underscoring the worsening outlook that led the company’s founder to seek a buyout designed to reinvigorate growth.
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Southeastern Asset Management Inc., the money manager that is the largest outside investor of Dell Inc., said it exercised 25 million call options in the computer maker, giving it more shares to vote in the upcoming fight over the company’s future.
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Dell Inc.’s special committee asked billionaire Carl Icahn for more information about his proposed takeover of the personal-computer maker, made last week as a challenge to founder Michael Dell’s $24.4 billion buyout.
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Jefferies Group LLC, the investment bank that Carl Icahn says may help finance his takeover bid for Dell Inc., told clients in a research report that the computer company’s investors are more likely to favor a competing offer.
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Dell Inc., the world’s third-largest personal computer maker, accused at least six makers of optical disk drives including Hitachi Ltd. of conspiring to fix prices of their products from 2004 to 2010.
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Billionaire Carl Icahn, seeking to scuttle a buyout led by Silver Lake Management LLC, is asking Dell Inc. investors to bet on a computer maker beset by rising competition, tumbling demand and a bigger debt load.
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The world’s 200 richest people added $17.5 billion to their aggregate wealth this week as U.S. jobless claims fell to a five-year low, bolstering optimism in the economy.
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Warburg Pincus LLC, the owner of Neiman Marcus Group Inc. and Interactive Data Corp., raised $11.2 billion for its new global private-equity fund, shy of the $12 billion target.
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Sprint Nextel Corp., weighing a $25.5 billion bid from Dish Network Corp., is holding off on granting its suitor access to its books because of questions over funding and cost savings, said people familiar with the matter.
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