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February 5, 2013 2:40 pm
A group of investors including Michael Dell have announced a deal worth $24.4bn to take private the computer manufacturer he founded in 1984.
When it entered the Fortune 500 in 1992, Mr Dell was the youngest-ever chief executive of a constituent company, but more recently the group has seen its fortunes wane in the face of increased competition and the growth of tablet computing.
Track the milestones in the 29-year history of the world’s third-largest PC maker by shipments with this timeline.
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