Dell Inc. confirmed Tuesday that it has agreed to a $24.4 billion deal that will take the company private, removing the second-largest PC company from the prying eyes of investors, analysts and regulators. But its partner Microsoft may provide at least a small window into the company's finances. (See also: Michael Dell Goes To Hell.) What The Deal Looks Like Michael Dell and a collection of financial partners, including Silver Lake and MSD Capital, will buy up Dell's outstanding shares at $13.65 apiece, representing a 25% premium over Dell's closing price on Jan. 11., the day before the ... Read More