Michael Dell's advice to leaders: 'If you don't have a crisis, make one'

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Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell is pictured.
Michael Dell said that leaders have to get people "motivated" and "drive the necessary change."

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Michael Dell says he saw his former competitors make these 3 common mistakes

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Dell CEO Michael Dell is pictured.
Michael Dell said his former competitors grew too quickly and misunderstood the market.

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I tried a 240Hz 4K OLED gaming monitor and now I’m ruined

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You could even say it glows.
You could even say it glows.

I keep accidentally ruining regular things for myself.

We got a look at 'Project Maverick,' Dell's top-secret plan to overhaul its systems for the AI future

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Dell has been working on the highly-secretive 'Project Maverick' since 2024.

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I've worked at Amazon, HPE, Cisco, and Dell. Here's how the perks and work cultures stack up.

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Sylvania Harrod.

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U.S. Allegedly Super-Charged Its Efforts to Prevent China From Getting American Chips

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Alienware 16 Area-51 Review: If Only the Display Was as Fantastic as the Mechanical Keyboard

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Alienware Area-51 16-inch and 18-inch gaming laptop review

5 things the AT&T CEO's sweeping memo says about where corporate America is headed

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AT&T CEO John Stankey

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The word business leaders use to hedge when staff ask if they're planning a return to 5 days in the office

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Executives at some major companies say they're sticking to hybrid work as long as workers stay productive.

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The full list of major US companies slashing staff this year, including Meta, ExxonMobil, and Boeing

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Cargill is cutting 5% of its workforce.

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