Dell buyout will not push through at US$24.4 billion. The deal to buyout Dell Inc. would not push through. According to people who had direct knowledge of the deal, Silver Lake Management LLC and Michael Dell would not be closing a buyout deal for the offer of US$24.

Dell Inc’s shares fell more than 3% on Friday after investors grew skeptical if Michael Della and Silver Lake Partners could raise their buyout bid of US$13.65 per share piece.

Dell's share values fell 3% as investors become more skeptical as to the financing of the Dell-Silver Lake offer.

Dell and Silver Lake proclaimed that they would not budge from their original offer price of $13.65 a share offer because this figure is already fair and reasonable.

Michael Dell’s US$24.4 billion bid to take Dell Inc private mounted odds as the Institutional Shareholder Services firm lean against the offer and the company’s board urged the founder and his partners to increase their bid.

Dell Founder, Michael Dell has been advised by experts to raise his current offer of $24.4 billion to Carl Ichan

Icahn was able to finalize US$5.2 billion in loan commitments as it continues on its quest to acquire Dell from privatization.

Michael urged stakeholders of Dell Inc. to vote in favor of his buyout proposal prior shareholder's meeting next month.

Carl Icahn promised Dell shareholders to buyback US$16 billion of its stock if they will join his campaign against privatization of the computer maker.

Carl Icahn and Southeastern Asset Management are short listing potential candidates for Dell Inc CEO. after they succeeded in the proxy battle against company founder Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners.