The Latest Breaking News from Michael Dell

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Employees living within an hour of a Dell office will need to work from there five days per week beginning next month.

Goodbye, XPS. Hello, Pro Plus.

Dell is streamlining its PC lineup, retiring iconic names like XPS and Inspiron in favour of a unified 'Dell' brand, mirroring Apple's naming strategy.

No more Inspirons or XPS for Dell as it rebrands its consumer products as Dell, business and enterprise become Dell Pro, and workstation devices get Dell Pro Max branding.

Executives on Dell’s earnings call last month said that the company’s anticipated customer refresh to new AI-enabled PCs is going slower than expected, but CEO Michael Dell told Fortune he was unconcerned.

“When I came out to talk to Steve about working at Apple, it felt so alive and so different," Cook said.

Though quarterly results disappointed, these stocks look like compelling long-term bets to buy on the dip.

Elon Musk led the way, with the world's richest man adding $119 billion to his fortune.