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Justice Department probing Dell over Syrian PC deal

10 December 2013 •

Dell says it is co-operating with probe after its PCs ended up in the hands of Syrian regime

Dell is co-operating with a US Department of Justice investigation into possible sales of its PCs to the Syrian government, the vendor said in documents released yesterday. The New York Times re...

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