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Two big employers outline return-to-office plans

Two big employers outline return-to-office plans © Bing Guan Two big employers outline return-to-office plans Two more major Massachusetts employers, Blue Cross Blue Shield and Dell Technologies, have told their workers when they should expect to go back to their offices after vacating them in March 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Andrew Dreyfus, chief executive of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, told the Boston-based insurer’s 3,800 employees that the company intends to begin a voluntary return to its buildings on Oct. 4. The voluntary period will remain until the end of the year. Meanwhile, Texas-based Dell, which employs about 6,000 people in Massachusetts, primarily in Hopkinton and Franklin, told workers that its US offices will reopen on Sept. 7. After that point, the majority of Dell’s workforce will still have the option to work remotely and will not be required to return to the office. JON CHESTO

PC growth is peaking but won t accelerate further, say analysts

PC growth is peaking but won t accelerate further, say analysts By Bloomberg By Ian King Dell Technologies and HP reported revenue and earnings that showed consumers and companies continue to buy personal computers even as pandemic lockdowns ease in some parts of the world. The strong results didn t help the stocks, which declined. Round Rock, Texas-based Dell said fiscal first-quarter sales rose 12% to $24.5 billion, compared with analysts average estimate of $23.3 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. HP reported revenue in its fiscal second quarter jumped 27% to $15.9 billion, also topping estimates by $1 billion. HP also raised its annual profit target.

Dell and HP fall

Dell and HP fall
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Dell, HP fall amid concern PC sales have peaked

Dell Technologies Inc and HP Inc on Thursday reported revenue and earnings that showed consumers and companies continue to buy personal computers even as COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns ease in some parts of the world. The strong results did not help the stocks, which declined in extended trading. Round Rock, Texas-based Dell said that fiscal first-quarter sales rose 12 percent to US$24.5 billion, compared with analysts’ average estimate of US$23.3 billion, data compiled by Bloomberg showed. HP reported revenue in its fiscal second quarter jumped 27 percent to US$15.9 billion, also topping estimates by US$1 billion. It also raised its annual profit target. Despite the

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