SEATTLE - July 14, 2009 At a meeting with Wall Street analysts, the company elaborated
on guidance it issued Monday, when it said it expects slightly
stronger sales in the current quarter. Despite these signs of
improvement, Dell executives said Tuesday that many of the
conditions that have hurt the PC industry aren't easing.
Businesses have clamped down on technology purchases and put off
new computers as the economic crisis persists. And consumers - the
ones who are buying new computers at all - are choosing cheaper
models.
Dell shares plummeted nearly 8 percent in morning trading.
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