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As he bids to lead Taiwan, Terry Gou must respond to challenges such as the US-China trade war and a shift to niche products
Languishing equity price means core computer business is valued at less than nothing
US tech group back on NYSE after five years of private ownership
The $23.9bn deal sets the stage for the PC maker’s return to public markets
Welcome to Due Diligence, the FT’s daily deals briefing
Five years after quitting Nasdaq the technology group is to return to the public markets after a fierce fight over valuation
Even better terms will not keep hedge funds from being fleeced
Bid value raised to $120 per share, including extra cash to win over shareholders
Objections from investors in PC maker’s tracking stock spurs $26bn proposal
Activist renews rivalry with claim that PC group undervalues tracking stock by $11bn
When accepting stock, investors have first to decide its worth
Investors questioned assumptions even before PC maker unveiled plan to relist shares
PC company explores IPO as alternative to controversial share swap deal
Letter to US trade chief says duties would lift prices and could lead to job losses
Planning return to the stock market, tech group tries to assure hedge funds of its value
Windfall from taking company public again shows billionaire’s 2013 buyout was a bargain
PC pioneer is not about to hand over control of his company’s fate for a second time
Pioneer of the PC world makes his return to public markets
Doing deals with the Texas tycoon has been good . . . for Mr Dell
Return to Wall Street comes five years after PC pioneer took Dell private
Technology company has agreed to buy out its own tracking stock
Merger with VMware appears neatest route to an exchange listing but tech group faces obstacles
