Dell (DELL) showed the industry a new way to do business in personal computers. It was revolutionary at the time and created a very large, very profitable franchise in computing. A one-trick pony is plenty when the trick is good enough. Full Article at ETF Investor

An eight-month climb in Dell's stock price may slacken after the computer maker tempered a previously upbeat forecast of business demand for PCs. Dell reported on Nov. 19 that sales sank 15 percent and net income tumbled 54 percent in its fiscal... Full Article at Top Tech News

The most successful businesses know that developing talent is their top priority. Fortune ranks the companies that do it best. Lee Scott to Mike Duke, Wal-Mart: Took place just as Wal-Mart became resurgent in a bad economy. Full Article at Fortune

Dell chief Michael Dell and executives spoke positively about demand trends and expectations for a wave of new spending next year as companies update aging equipment. Full Article at Newsvine

Upstarts is the new book by Donna Fenn about young entrepreneurs from Generation Y. The book is filled with fascinating stories and case examples of these young entrepreneurs. Full Article at Small Business Trends

Enter the name of a person or organization Mapping the paths of power and influence Michael Dell evidently believes in partisan politics but bipartisan business. Full Article at Muckety.com

A: Be careful. Some people erroneously think of Warren Buffett's company as a kind of mutual fund, because he owns stock in a bunch of companies, such as Wells Fargo, Kraft, Nike and ConocoPhillips. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch

S ince billionaires must know something about how to make money, let’s see how many of them have made their bundles. Full Article at Worcester Telegram & Gazette

These comments fall in line with recent lofty predictions from Dell founder Michael Dell about Windows 7 driving the PC market forward. But is that, in fact, true? Moreover, is it not still too early to measure the operating system’s success? Full Article at GigaOM

"We are already seeing more client activity in the last 30 to 60 days than we have in a long time," Michael Dell, the company's CEO, said on a conference call with analysts. Full Article at Fresno Bee

Dell chief Michael Dell is projecting a Windows 7 upgrade cycle that could put PC growth “well into the teens.” What’s unclear is whether Dell will be able to grab a bigger share of the revenue pie or be outmaneuvered by rivals like HP and Acer. Full Article at ZDNet

Dell, after losing its second-place ranking in the global personal-computer market last quarter, fell in Nasdaq trading after reporting earnings that missed analysts’ estimates. Full Article at Irish Independent

Dell's profit, stock drop on weak quarterly report SAN FRANCISCO — Some of the computer industry's biggest players — such as IBM Corp. , Intel Corp. and Hewlett-Packard Co. — have wowed Wall Street this fall with stronger-than-expected profits. Full Article at Simple Thoughts

An eight-month climb in Dell's stock price may slacken after the computer maker tempered a previously upbeat forecast of business demand for PCs. Dell (DELL) reported on Nov. 19 that sales sank 15% and net income tumbled 54% in its fiscal third quarter,... Full Article at Business Week

Dell Inc.'s (DELL) fiscal third-quarter profit fell 54% as the downturn led to a double-digit drop in revenue, but the computer giant said it is seeing improving demand. Full Article at Town Hall

Investors pummeled Dell stocks in after-hours trading after the company reported significant year-over-year declines in revenue and earnings for its fiscal third quarter 2010, which ended October 3.1 Dell's business took a hit across the board, with... Full Article at Channel Web

Nearly two years since retaking the helm of his company, Michael Dell has just taken his toughest steps yet aimed at righting the ship. Full Article at Business Week

SAN FRANCISCO — A key element of Dell Inc.'s turnaround strategy has been a vow not to cut prices as aggressively as rivals just to keep market share. Full Article at Simple Thoughts

Dell reported Thursday that its net income dropped 54 percent in the latest quarter while revenue dropped 15 percent. The company's CEO, Michael Dell, discussed the company's pricing strategy on a conference call with analysts. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle