Dell shoots up after CEO buys $100 million in stock (Market Watch)
Dell shoots up on the news that Michael Dell, the PC maker’s founder and chief executive, bought nearly $100 million in shares, which recently have begun to bounce back from a six-year low.

Michael Dell buys $100 million in stock (News 8 Austin)
DALLAS -- Chief Executive Michael Dell has bought about $100 million worth of Dell Incorporated in recent days. Those shares are still near a five-year low after having rallied this spring.

Michael Dell buys $100 million in stock (San Francisco Chronicle)
In recent days, Chief Executive Michael Dell has bought about $100 million worth of stock in Dell Inc., the shares of which rallied this spring but are still near a five-year low. Shares in Dell rose 4.5 percent Wednesday, the day after Dell's investment was...

Michael Dell Buys $100 Million In Stock (CBS 11 Dallas - Fort Worth)
According to a regulatory filing the company made after the close of trading Tuesday, Dell bought more than 4.5 million shares for $99.7 million in three separate deals from June 27 through Tuesday. The splurge leaves him owning more than 250 million shares directly or indirectly, close to 11 percent of the company's stock for a total value at Wednesday's close of more than $5.6 billion.

Founder makes largest Dell insider purchase (CNET)
Shares of Dell climb as high as 4.5 percent on Wednesday, as company founder Michael Dell makes the largest insider purchase ever for the computer maker.

Dell unveils blade server virtualization tool (Computer Business Review)
It said Dell FlexAddress is a low-cost tool to deploy and manage blade infrastructure while reducing data center downtime.