Dell CFO Reluctantly Accepts Public Disclosures With EMC Deal

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Dell Inc. went private partly to escape the glare of being a public company as it revamps to focus on selling to big enterprises.

That didn’t last long. Now, the computer maker said it’s preparing to report financial results after it completes its $67 billion acquisition of EMC Corp. -- an unwanted, but needed concession, according to Chief Financial Officer Tom Sweet.