Dell starts new USD 3.25 bln offering for EMC takeover

News IT Global 9 JUN 2016
Dell starts new USD 3.25 bln offering for EMC takeover
Dell has started the private offering of USD 3.25 billion worth of senior notes. The company will use net proceeds to help finance its acquisition of EMC.

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