Dell Profits Disappoint, Stock Slumps 8.1%

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Dell Inc., the world’s second-biggest personal-computer maker, posted profit that disappointed investors after orders from American consumers declined, pushing the stock down 8.1%.

American home PC purchases slumped 6% in the third quarter, signaling the company’s chief executive officer, Michael Dell, needs more time to woo back shoppers with the retail partnerships he struck this year. Yesterday Dell said it will incur more costs to revamp the operations and cut jobs.

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