Among the world's biggest computer systems makers, a financial analyst for Dell Computer Corporation has been requested by the treasurer to develop a report on the firm's recent fiscal performance.
Over the last few years, the firm has recognized it's lost about 50 per cent of its stock. Did this drop represent business and market broad effects or were there some emerging issues with the running functionality of Dell? The financial analyst must analyze the cash flows of Dell and its adversaries and the firm's financial statements.
Publication Date: 03/28/2002
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