Dell cuts profit outlook for 3rd quarter
So Dell isn’t immune to the vagaries of the personal computer business either.
Long a leader whose low-cost model drove rivals crazy, Dell lowered its earnings guidance for its just-ended fiscal third quarter, citing costly failed computer parts and sluggish growth. The company’s goal of hitting $80 billion in annual sales within three to four years may be drifting out of reach.
Read the complete story here. (Seattle Post Intelligencer)
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