Dell's board has agreed to an increased offer from founder Michael Dell that would add a special dividend to shareholders.
The Round Rock, Texas, company says a group led by its founder and the investment firm Silver Lake Partners will tack a one-time shareholder payout of 13 cents per share to an offer they made last week to buy the company for $13.75 per share.
Shareholders were scheduled to vote this morning on a lower offer to buy the company for $13.65 per share. That vote has been postponed.
Shareholders who own the stock as of Aug. 13 will now be eligible to vote at a Sept. 12 special meeting on the new deal.
Dell's previous offers have drawn heated criticism from major Dell investors like Carl Icahn for being too low.
Associated Pressmichael beasley jermaine jones hbo luck unc asheville stephen jackson marchmadness mike d antoni
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