MicroScope's top stories, week ending 25 May 2012
Dell confirms UK jobs on the line Dell has said that it will look to make a series of limited job cuts in the UK as it bids to operate "as effectively as possible".
Dell confirms UK jobs on the line
Dell has said that it will look to make a series of limited job cuts in the UK as it bids to operate "as effectively as possible".
The PC builder claimed this ongoing quest for operational efficiency required it to "rationalise resources and capabilities between business units."



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