15 posts and columns on David Benoit
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Dell Buyout Battle Approaches Heated Phase
The battle for control of Dell Inc. is about to move into a new, heated phase, when the company and the group trying to buy it will for the first time be able to press their case directly to shareholders.Voices
Blackstone Ends Pursuit of Dell
Blackstone Group has ended its pursuit of Dell Inc., less than a month after the private-equity firm said it would try to top a leveraged buyout by the computer maker’s founder and a rival investment firm.Voices
Icahn Agrees to Restrict Himself in Talking With Dell Holders
Carl Icahn can talk to other Dell Inc. shareholders about his ideas, but won’t be allowed to form a formal group that would be bigger than the stake held by founder and CEO Michael Dell.Voices
Dell Board Defends Actions, Looked at Breakup and Leveraged Recap
Dell Inc.’s board of directors, facing steady criticism from shareholders, defended its actions in selling the company to founder Michael Dell in a statement Wednesday.Voices
Larry Ellison Buys Hawaii’s Island Air
First Larry Ellison bought the island. Now he is buying the airline to get there.Voices
T. Rowe Price Opposes Dell Buyout
T. Rowe Price Group Inc., one of Dell Inc.’s largest investors, said Tuesday it won’t support Michael Dell’s proposal to take the computer maker private at the current offer price.Voices
Dell Defends Deal: “Offers an Attractive and Immediate Premium”
The board of Dell Inc., facing criticism from some of its biggest holders, says it looked at other options before deciding to take the all-cash offer from founder, Chairman and CEO Michael Dell and his private equity partners.Voices
Investor Aims High With Price for Dell
Dell Inc.’s largest outside shareholder faces an uphill battle in its effort to squeeze billions more out of the planned $24.4 billion deal to take the tech giant private.Voices
Deals Year in Review: Only Facebook Lifted the Tech World
Global mergers and acquisition volume in the tech industry slid 10% from the prior year to $198 billion, according to Dealogic.Voices
