Linda Bush made her pitch to Dell Inc. executives for the fifth consecutive year in July.
It was a proposal for quarterly dividends just 12 minutes into Dell’s (Nasdaq: DELL) annual shareholder meeting at the company’s Round Rock campus. Bush stood at the audience microphone as CEO Michael Dell and Chief Financial Officer Brian Gladden stared blankly down from the stage.
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