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To: kemble s. matter who wrote (156442)	4/18/2000 5:00:00 PM
From: calgal	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

OT: IBM earnings. I hope this helps Dell tomorrow! :)Leigh msnbc.com THE ARMONK, N.Y., company reported first-quarter net income rose to $1.52 billion, or 83 cents per share, compared with 1.47 billion, or 78 cents, in the first quarter a year ago. Revenue declined 5 percent to $19.3 billion, from $20.3 billion a year earlier. Wall Street had expected earnings per share of 78 cents, according to the consensus of analysts surveyed by First Call/Thomson Financial, which compiles brokerage estimates. Analysts had expected revenues to grow slightly as IBM customers were still recovering from the work they did to ready their computers for the Year-2000 date change. ?This was a transitional quarter, as we expected, with Y2K lockdowns continuing until late in the quarter,? Chairman and Chief Executive Louis Gerstner said in a statement. ?We continue to believe 2000 will be a good year for IBM.

To: kemble s. matter who wrote (156442)	4/19/2000 12:33:00 AM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Kemble: I supported DELL this evening... I decided it was time for a new laptop computer for personal use...I did a little research out on DELL.com....called a very friendly (and knowledgeable) DELL rep named Richard...he confidently answered all my questions and I ended up ordering a new DELL Latitude LS (the 4 1/2 pounder)...This is a nice 400 MHZ Pentium system with 128 MB RAM and an ethernet card for my cable modem...The DELL Rep even talked me into an HP Officejet T65XI (it prints in color, faxes, scans, and copies) -- who knows it may even make breakfast too <G>....The entire system is supposed to arrive in Chicago in 5 business days...Knowing DELL it may be early...;-) Best Regards, Scott

To: kemble s. matter who wrote (156442)	4/20/2000 6:45:00 PM
From: calgal	Respond to of 176387

marketwatch.newsalert.com Hi Kemble! Another investment for Mikey! :)Leigh Michael Dell holds a 6.73 pct stake in Opus360 Reuters Company News - April 20, 2000 15:13 WASHINGTON, April 20 (Reuters) - Dell Computer Corp. founder Michael Dell said on Thursday he holds a 6.73 percent stake in Opus360 Corp. , a New York City-based online job firm for freelancers and consultants. The computer industry executive disclosed the stake, worth 3,356,134 common shares, in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Opus360 shares were up 13/16 at 7-5/8 on Nasdaq. The passive investment filing made in Dell's name did not say when the shares were bought, nor at what price. Opus360 and Dell have a stock purchase agreement where the Round Rock, Texas, computer giant agreed to buy shares in a private placement deal. They also have a marketing relationship under which Opus360's Web site is linked to Dell's site. Opus360, which went public earlier this month, saw its shares drop recently after it revealed that the SEC could bring an enforcement action because of e-mails its chairman sent about the initial public offering. Chairman and Chief Executive Ari Horowitz sent an e-mail on March 8 to the company's investors, directors and others who received the IPO prospectus, telling them of the expected timing of the offering, the roadshow, and a presentation. The e-mail was not accompanied or preceded by a copy of the prospectus as required by securities law, said Opus360, which sold 7.7 million shares in the IPO. Copyright 2000 Reuters Limited