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Presidents aren't supposed to pick winners, former White House ethics lawyer says. Trump keeps choosing Dell - Fortune

Michael Dell’s company was already riding the AI-server boom. His long history of presidential access now has a Trump-era twist: public praise that moves the st

Fortune·7 July 2026 at 19:29·1 min read
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Michael Dell’s company was already riding the AI-server boom. His long history of presidential access now has a Trump-era twist: public praise that moves the stock.

GLOBAL — Michael Dell’s company was already riding the AI-server boom.

His long history of presidential access now has a Trump-era twist: public praise that moves the stock.

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