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Dell's Rollins: Unfazed by iPod, IBM
January 18, 2005 CEO sees little cause for concern from Apple's "one-product wonder" and Big Blue's "waving the white flag."Michael Dell back as CEO; Rollins resigns
January 31, 2007 The PC company's namesake founder once again has control of the day-to-day operations.Turnaround time for Michael Dell
February 1, 2007 His credentials as a tech entrepreneur can't be questioned, but why does Michael Dell find himself reinventing his company and career?Dell's stance on AMD: Look but don't touch
February 23, 2005 Dell CEO Kevin Rollins acknowledges that the PC maker leaned toward AMD chips recently but says Intel's now back in the saddle.Dell focuses on life, revenue beyond the PC
April 7, 2005 Company not only wants to move beyond its image as just a PC maker. It needs to do so to reach $80 billion revenue goal.Dell's Rollins dismisses iPod as a 'fad'
January 18, 2005 "Fads rage, and then they drop off," says Kevin Rollins. As for the Mac Mini, he says, it won't "turn the industry upside down."Dell to open new India call center
March 17, 2005 PC giant will add third India-based customer contact center later this month; center will start with 300 employees.Dell's Rollins shoots for $80 billion by 2009
July 15, 2005 Growth will come overseas and not with PCs, CEO Kevin Rollins tells shareholders.Dell gets boost from non-PC business
August 11, 2005 Storage, mobile devices and software helped the PC maker post higher earnings in the second quarter.Dell opts for AMD's Opteron
May 18, 2006 PC maker agrees to use Advanced Micro Devices' chips in multiprocessor servers by end of year.Dell returns to form with strong quarterly results
February 16, 2006 Servers, storage and high-end consumer PCs help the company reverse a two-quarter slide and beat expectations.Dell beats estimates, eyes $80 billion goal
February 10, 2005 As rival HP reshuffles its executive deck, No. 1 PC maker Dell beats analysts' expectations for its fourth quarter and aims ever higher.Dell earnings get dinged by PC problems
November 10, 2005 Sales are still strong, but analysts aren't convinced that super cheap prices and faulty components are the dilemma.Former Dell exec takes spot on AMD board
February 7, 2005 Chipmaker appoints Mort Topfer to its board, leading some to wonder whether AMD is cozying up to Dell.Dented Dell picks up AMD chips amid SEC probe
August 17, 2006 PC maker announces lower income, plans to use more AMD chips--and also reveals federal investigation.Dell reaffirms first-quarter outlook
April 6, 2005 At its analyst meeting on Thursday, PC maker will detail short- and long-term goals.Dell on AMD through the years
August 18, 2006 Review of quotes shows how far AMD has come, how much crow Dell's having for dinner this weekend.Dell revenue to fall below analyst expectations
May 8, 2006 Quarterly revenue will fall at the low end of the range that the company provided in February as price cuts take their toll.Dell's new focus: Don't look back
March 1, 2007 With a new management team in place, the computer maker could be preparing to make changes to some of its core ideals.Where Dell went wrong
February 1, 2007 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos says the company was overthrown by competition, product commoditization and sheer arrogance.
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