The automaker is going from customer to part-owner.
Some 17,000 jobs were cut in the first quarter alone.
Dell and Lenovo grew their share in the U.S. market at HP's expense.
2016's first tech IPO will be of a minority stake of the security company Dell acquired in 2011.
SAP CEO Bill McDermott and Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst have been named to the board of directors.
For the second time, economic pressure from Salesforce and others forces a state to walk back anti-LGBT legislation.
The deal is the first of a series of expected sales of non-core assets by Dell as the company works up a financing package to buy EMC.
Finally, the former Perot Systems may have a new home.
Employees at the computing giant were told last month they were lucky to get their reduced bonuses.
The privately held computing giant is raising cash to help pay for EMC.
Not many surprises except one: EMC president Jeremy Burton will be CMO of the combined company.
He will not be replaced.
Dell employees didn't meet expectations of their annual bonus plan. Never fear, Michael Dell is paying them one anyway.
The move has "nothing to do" with Dell's buyout of EMC. Honest.
A key waiting period on the biggest tech deal ever expired last night.
Another move in a corporate chess game.
The biggest tech deal ever "remains on track," CEO Joe Tucci says.
The company confirms it has cut about 800 jobs, mostly in its cloud computing service. A bright spot: Networking.
Cooling debt markets and declining share prices are fanning worries that Dell's plan to buy out EMC might run aground.
The Donald fails miserably to understand how many great American jobs tech companies create.
It was the worst year for PC sales since records have been kept -- for the second time in three years.
It's now called the EMC Converged Platforms Division.
India's Tata Consultancy Services re-engaged in talks last week, but walked away again today.
Expect more of the same in 2016.
The biggest tech deal in history will lumber toward a successful completion in 2016, but expect a few twists before then.
Also, acquisition talks and layoffs in online retail.
After filing confidentially, Dell makes its plans official.
Its finances show it to be largely the same company fighting against declining sales that it was in 2013, except the cash flows are better.
The joint venture's creation proved unpopular with shareholders.
Dell is trying to sell off the services business it bought six years ago from onetime presidential candidate Ross Perot.
Scott Dietzen, CEO of the newly public storage company, says EMC's plan to be acquired by Dell did not come from "a position of strength."
The headlines we were thankful for.