Thread regarding Dell Inc. layoffs

Dell,still losing money

https://investors.delltechnologies.com/news-releases/news-release-details/dell-technologies-reports-fiscal-year-2019-first-quarter

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time to buy another penthouse. Diversify and invest in real estate.

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Post ID: @5blq+Tv4j0cq

Hey cut some slack here will ya? the plan is by 2030 the Dell EMC business to be profitable again.

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Post ID: @1xwt+Tv4j0cq

I have been through a disastrous merger before, merger between two large companies (legacy/outdated) is rarely successful and in this case it is accompanied by massive debt. The acquiring company likes to believe they are smarter, they know how to run business, but go ahead and fail. Is there any statistics on success rate of mergers?

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Post ID: @1nvr+Tv4j0cq

Even being reported in Australia

https://www.cio.com.au/article/641952/dell-post-emc-acquisition-debt-could-dampen-future-progress/

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Post ID: @1xqs+Tv4j0cq

Still a lot of reporting about the mountain of debt Dell has: https://www.512tech.com/technology/dell-posts-revenue-percent-lowers-operating-loss/sVPsb8wXM4n1bQCxUafSwI/

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Post ID: @1vpj+Tv4j0cq

Layoffs are expensive

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Post ID: @1enc+Tv4j0cq

Any idea why Debt has gone up Eventhough dell reported some good numbers?

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