(Bloomberg) -- Dell Inc. shares surged after first-
quarter profit topped analysts' expectations, a sign founder
Michael Dell's return to the helm is making a difference at the
world's second-largest personal-computer maker.
The shares rose as much as 6.8 percent in German trading
from the close in the U.S. yesterday after the Round Rock, Texas-
based company said a 14 percent jump in average selling prices of
its products and lower part costs helped boost first-quarter
revenue and margins.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
quarter profit topped analysts' expectations, a sign founder
Michael Dell's return to the helm is making a difference at the
world's second-largest personal-computer maker.
The shares rose as much as 6.8 percent in German trading
from the close in the U.S. yesterday after the Round Rock, Texas-
based company said a 14 percent jump in average selling prices of
its products and lower part costs helped boost first-quarter
revenue and margins.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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