Dell Privatization

Abstract: According to foreign media reports, sources revealed in Thursday, Dell will be disclosed next week, the company's largest independent shareholder, the United States Southeast Asset Management company (Southeastern Asset Management) was originally interested in joining the proposed leveraged buyout deal, but the company now according to foreign media reports , the source said in Thursday that Dell will disclose next week that the company's largest independent shareholder, the US Southeast Asset Management company (Southeastern Asset Management), was originally to join the proposed leveraged buyout ...

Abstract: According to foreign media reports, sources revealed in Thursday, Dell will be disclosed next week, the company's largest independent shareholder, the United States Southeast Asset Management company (Southeastern Asset Management) was originally interested in joining the proposed leveraged buyout deal, but the company now according to foreign media reports , the source said in Thursday that Dell will disclose next week that the company's largest independent shareholder, the US Southeast Asset Management company (Southeastern Asset Management), was originally to join the proposed leveraged buyout ...

Summary: In a Tuesday article published in the online edition of Fortune magazine, the company's founder Michael Dayer and private-equity firm Silver Lake will have greater autonomy by privatizing Dell, because they will not have to make Wall Street investors feel that the Internet edition of the Fortune magazine, published in Tuesday, says By privatizing Dell, the company's founder Michael Dell and private-equity firm Silver Lake will have greater autonomy because they will not have to satisfy Wall Street investors. But the article points out that Dell on the road to the revitalization of ...

Summary: In a Tuesday article published in the online edition of Fortune magazine, the company's founder Michael Dayer and private-equity firm Silver Lake will have greater autonomy by privatizing Dell, because they will not have to make Wall Street investors feel that the Internet edition of the Fortune magazine, published in Tuesday, says By privatizing Dell, the company's founder Michael Dell and private-equity firm Silver Lake will have greater autonomy because they will not have to satisfy Wall Street investors. But the article points out that Dell on the road to the revitalization of ...