The word 'dell' is correct and usable in written English.
It can refer to a small, secluded valley or a hollow in the side of a hill. It is usually used to describe a picturesque and natural landscape. Example: "The hike through the dell was filled with wildflowers and the sound of birds chirping."
The report said this gives Google too much power and hinders Chinese rivals through what it called "commercial discrimination".More resistance emerged to the offer from Michael Dell to take Dell private.
Both offers are higher than the $13.65 a share that Mr Dell has proposed, but which Dell's biggest external shareholders say is not enough.
This model went down well with corporate customers, particularly in America, where Dell remains number one.Turning customisation into a commodity served Dell exceptionally well, and not just in the PC market: it successfully used the same approach with server computers, printers and storage devices.
Third Point will keep a stake of less than 2% in Yahoo, worth around $500m, but Mr Loeb and two directors he nominated will leave the board.Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners, a private-equity firm, raised their offer for the computer-maker Mr Dell founded by 10 cents, to $13.75 a share.
Once, I was moved to ask: "Dell, why haven't you told anybody any of this before?" "Man, no one ever asked".
Dell said the move will save money, but RIM disputed that, noting the cost of buying, deploying and supporting new devices.
Windows RT powers the Microsoft Surface and Surface 2, Nokia Lumia 2520 and the Dell XPS 10, among others.
These aren't two-bit firms, either: Farnsworth's list includes Tesco Personal Finance, Dell and Plusnet.
In a review of the literature, Melissa Dell of Harvard University, Benjamin Jones of Northwestern University and Benjamin Olken of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology find that, for each 1°C rise in the average temperature of a country, its GDP per head is 8.5% lower.
And who knows it may one day show how public policy, now so ineffective, might stem the emissions that are causing the mess in the first place.Sources"What do we learn from the weather?", by Melissa Dell, Benjamin Jones and Benjamin Olken.
But the newcomer will have to struggle against both the conservatism of the corporate market and against Intel's ability to arm-twist such big clients as IBM, Compaq and Dell.
