lodibet 111 Much like the computer industry at large, Michael Dell’s wealth has grown substantially in the 40 years since he started selling computer parts from his dorm room at the University of Texas. The way Michael Dell ran his fledgling company during the second half of the 80s helped him break into — and then shape — the burgeoning computer industry. By using just-in-time inventory management, offering toll-free customer support, and avoiding the in-person retail market, Dell was able to save money, win loyal customers, and gain market share, rapidly growing his business into the household name it is today. 💰💸 Don’t miss the move: SIGN UP for TheStreet’s FREE Daily newsletter 💸💰 Now, four decades later, Dell Technologies remains one of the dominant names in personal computing, and two-time CEO Michael Dell’s net worth lands him among a select group of fewer than 20 individuals whose personal wealth exceeds $100 billion. So, what is he worth today? And how much does he make annually as Dell’s CEO? Diego Donamaria/Getty Images What is Michael Dell’s net worth in 2024? Dell’s net worth fluctuates constantly along with Dell Technologies’ stock price; about half of his wealth comes from his holdings in the company, which trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange. As of this article’s last update (mid-November 2024), Michael Dell had a net worth of about $111.4 billion, making him the 12th-richest person in the world at the time. His wealth first exceeded the $100 billion mark in early March 2024, after Dell’s earnings release for the fourth quarter of 2023 impressed investors, sending the company’s stock skyrocketing by about 32%. Dell’s wealth jumped by almost $14 billion in a single day as a result, and he joined the $100 billion club for the first time. Related: Tim Cook's net worth: How much the Apple CEO's stock is worth Michael Dell’s salary: How much does he make as CEO? In 2024, Michael Dell’s compensation as CEO totals about $3 million, although only $950,000 of this is his salary. He receives an additional $2 million or so in cash bonuses, along with about $47,000 in other compensation, according to sources like salary.com and AFL-CIO, a federation of national and international labor organizations. This level of pay puts Dell’s compensation at about 41 times the median compensation of all Dell employees (about $73,000). In 2023, Dell made about $2.8 million in total compensation, about 38 times the company median. How did Michael Dell get rich? His career explained Dell’s wealth comes largely from his career in the computer industry. What began as a money-making side project during Dell’s undergraduate studies in premedical biology at the University of Texas quickly snowballed into a successful business. The birth of Dell Dell started out by selling upgraded personal computers and computer-upgrade components, which he would assemble in his dorm room, directly to consumers and businesses. From the beginning, he realized that a company could save on costs by eliminating the retail environment and selling entire made-to-order computers directly to customers. By obtaining a vendor’s license, Dell was also able to bid on (and win, due to his low overhead costs) contracts to create computers for the State of Texas. He registered his company, PC’s Unlimited, in January of 1984, just one semester into college. He soon moved (both himself and his company’s operations) out of his dorm room and into a condominium. By May, after finishing his freshman year, Dell dropped out of school, paid $1,000 to incorporate his company as Dell Computer Corporation, and moved the company’s operations once again, this time into a small office in a business park in North Austin. Here, the company’s first generation of staff comprised just “three guys with screwdrivers sitting at six-foot tables upgrading machines,” along with several additional employees to take and fill orders, according to Michael Dell’s 1999 autobiographical account of the company’s early years. Related: Steve Wozniak’s net worth: The Apple cofounder’s wealth in 2024 Despite fear of admonition from his parents, Dell’s choice to drop out was fairly clear-cut. The University of Texas had a policy that allowed students to take a semester off “with no academic penalty,” and the company was already bringing in between $50,000 and $80,000 in monthly sales, so Dell didn’t feel he had much to lose, “other than missing a few fraternity parties,” according to his book. Rapid growth, IPO, and the 1990s Dell employed the “just-in-time” inventory and manufacturing principle, meaning the company would only acquire parts and supplies for computers once they were ordered, then assemble and ship them immediately, eliminating the need for additional inventory storage space. Dell also sold its products directly to consumers via telephone order, eliminating the need for the overhead cost of retail space. Together, these practices allowed Dell to undercut its competitors’ prices by about 10%, causing the company to grow rapidly as its customer base exploded. In addition to selling computers by phone, Dell also offered toll-free tech support to customers via telephone, a practice that would later become ubiquitous among computer companies but was uncommon at the time. More net worth: In 1988, Dell took the company public at an initial share price of $8.50 ($0.09 per share adjusted for subsequent stock splits), raising $30 million and bringing the company’s market cap to $85 million. By 1992, Dell has entered the exclusive ranks of the Fortune 500, with 27-year-old Michael Dell being the youngest-ever CEO of a Fortune 500 company at the time. The 90s were a decade of rapid growth for the computer company. Dell expanded its operations overseas, built improved processors, and started manufacturing and selling servers in addition to PCs and notebooks. In 1990, Dell finally entered the brick-and-mortar retail market, selling its computers at Best Buy, CompUSA, and similar tech chains. In 1996, Dell became one of the first companies to start selling computers online. By the end of the decade, daily online sales reached an impressive $18 million. World Economic Forum, CC-BY-SA-2.0 via Wikimedia Commons The 2000s, Dell’s first retirement, and going private As the 90s were wrapping up, Michael Dell founded a private investment firm through which he could help build smaller, newer companies in the tech space. He also created the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, a nonprofit with the goal of improving children’s health and education globally, and released Direct from Dell: Strategies That Revolutionized an Industry , his autobiographical account of Dell’s first 15 or so years. In 2004, Dell stepped down as CEO of the company he built, remaining on the board of directors and handing the reigns to then-COO Kevin Rollins, although this arrangement only lasted until 2007, when Dell reassumed the CEO role at the request of the company’s board of directors. During his years off, Dell focused heavily, along with his wife Susan on their philanthropic ventures. In a controversial move, Dell enlisted the financial help of Microsoft, Silver Lake Partners, and other lenders to take Dell private for a whopping $25 billion in 2013. Once this deal was finalized, Michael Dell personally owned 75% of the company. During its private years, the company invested heavily in the cloud computing and gaming markets, before going public once again in 2018 at a split-adjusted stock price of around $23. Dell’s return to the stock market and modern era In the 6 years since its return to public trading, Dell’s stock has more than quintupled in value, and Michael Dell still owns about 16.9 million shares (after selling $1.2 billion worth of shares in 2024). Dell remains the company’s largest shareholder, and as of late November 2024, his stake in Dell alone would be worth around $2.43 billion. Much of the remainder of Michael Dell’s massive wealth comes from his private investment firm, which focuses on building stakes in hotels and corporate credit. Related: Steve Ballmer’s net worth: How his wealth compares to Gates' Frequently asked questions about Michael Dell Below are answers to some of the most common questions readers have about Michael Dell. What is Michael Dell’s education? Is he a college dropout? After graduating from Memorial High School in Houston, Dell attended the University of Texas, studying biology as a premedical student. Dell left the school after completing his freshmen year, however, as his burgeoning computer company, which he started in his dorm room, was already growing rapidly. His university allowed students to take a semester off without academic penalty, so his decision to drop out was an easy one, as he could always return the subsequent spring if things didn’t work out with his computer venture. They did work out, however, so Dell never returned to university. Where does Michael Dell’s wealth come from? Dell built his early wealth through his own company, later using much of it to start investment companies and his philanthropic nonprofit, the Michael and Suan Dell Foundation. In 2024, Dell is still his company’s largest shareholder, retaining 16.9 million shares, representing an approximate 2.38% stake worth around $2.43 billion as of late November 2024. Much of the rest of his wealth comes from his stake in his private investment firm, DFO Management, which invests in hospitality companies and corporate credit. Does Michael Dell support Israel? Michael Dell has long been a financial supporter of the controversial country of Israel, which has been engaged in a large-scale offensive that has killed at least 44,000 Gazan citizens, mostly women and children, since October 2023. Dell Technologies also supplies servers and other technology to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, the governmental entity that conducts Israel’s military pursuits, including the current offensives in Gaza and Lebanon. The Michael and Susan Dell Foundation funds humanitarian aid, medical equipment, mental health services, and STEM educational initiatives in Israel. Related: The 10 best investing books (according to stock market pros)Lions rush for 3 scores and use stingy defense to beat Colts 24-6 for 9th straight winMuch like the computer industry at large, Michael Dell’s wealth has grown substantially in the 40 years since he started selling computer parts from his dorm room at the University of Texas. The way Michael Dell ran his fledgling company during the second half of the 80s helped him break into — and then shape — the burgeoning computer industry. By using just-in-time inventory management, offering toll-free customer support, and avoiding the in-person retail market, Dell was able to save money, win loyal customers, and gain market share, rapidly growing his business into the household name it is today. 💰💸 Don’t miss the move: SIGN UP for TheStreet’s FREE Daily newsletter 💸💰 Now, four decades later, Dell Technologies remains one of the dominant names in personal computing, and two-time CEO Michael Dell’s net worth lands him among a select group of fewer than 20 individuals whose personal wealth exceeds $100 billion. So, what is he worth today? And how much does he make annually as Dell’s CEO? Diego Donamaria/Getty Images What is Michael Dell’s net worth in 2024? Dell’s net worth fluctuates constantly along with Dell Technologies’ stock price; about half of his wealth comes from his holdings in the company, which trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange. As of this article’s last update (mid-November 2024), Michael Dell had a net worth of about $111.4 billion, making him the 12th-richest person in the world at the time. His wealth first exceeded the $100 billion mark in early March 2024, after Dell’s earnings release for the fourth quarter of 2023 impressed investors, sending the company’s stock skyrocketing by about 32%. Dell’s wealth jumped by almost $14 billion in a single day as a result, and he joined the $100 billion club for the first time. Related: Tim Cook's net worth: How much the Apple CEO's stock is worth Michael Dell’s salary: How much does he make as CEO? In 2024, Michael Dell’s compensation as CEO totals about $3 million, although only $950,000 of this is his salary. He receives an additional $2 million or so in cash bonuses, along with about $47,000 in other compensation, according to sources like salary.com and AFL-CIO, a federation of national and international labor organizations. This level of pay puts Dell’s compensation at about 41 times the median compensation of all Dell employees (about $73,000). In 2023, Dell made about $2.8 million in total compensation, about 38 times the company median. How did Michael Dell get rich? His career explained Dell’s wealth comes largely from his career in the computer industry. What began as a money-making side project during Dell’s undergraduate studies in premedical biology at the University of Texas quickly snowballed into a successful business. The birth of Dell Dell started out by selling upgraded personal computers and computer-upgrade components, which he would assemble in his dorm room, directly to consumers and businesses. From the beginning, he realized that a company could save on costs by eliminating the retail environment and selling entire made-to-order computers directly to customers. By obtaining a vendor’s license, Dell was also able to bid on (and win, due to his low overhead costs) contracts to create computers for the State of Texas. He registered his company, PC’s Unlimited, in January of 1984, just one semester into college. He soon moved (both himself and his company’s operations) out of his dorm room and into a condominium. By May, after finishing his freshman year, Dell dropped out of school, paid $1,000 to incorporate his company as Dell Computer Corporation, and moved the company’s operations once again, this time into a small office in a business park in North Austin. Here, the company’s first generation of staff comprised just “three guys with screwdrivers sitting at six-foot tables upgrading machines,” along with several additional employees to take and fill orders, according to Michael Dell’s 1999 autobiographical account of the company’s early years. Related: Steve Wozniak’s net worth: The Apple cofounder’s wealth in 2024 Despite fear of admonition from his parents, Dell’s choice to drop out was fairly clear-cut. The University of Texas had a policy that allowed students to take a semester off “with no academic penalty,” and the company was already bringing in between $50,000 and $80,000 in monthly sales, so Dell didn’t feel he had much to lose, “other than missing a few fraternity parties,” according to his book. Rapid growth, IPO, and the 1990s Dell employed the “just-in-time” inventory and manufacturing principle, meaning the company would only acquire parts and supplies for computers once they were ordered, then assemble and ship them immediately, eliminating the need for additional inventory storage space. Dell also sold its products directly to consumers via telephone order, eliminating the need for the overhead cost of retail space. Together, these practices allowed Dell to undercut its competitors’ prices by about 10%, causing the company to grow rapidly as its customer base exploded. In addition to selling computers by phone, Dell also offered toll-free tech support to customers via telephone, a practice that would later become ubiquitous among computer companies but was uncommon at the time. More net worth: In 1988, Dell took the company public at an initial share price of $8.50 ($0.09 per share adjusted for subsequent stock splits), raising $30 million and bringing the company’s market cap to $85 million. By 1992, Dell has entered the exclusive ranks of the Fortune 500, with 27-year-old Michael Dell being the youngest-ever CEO of a Fortune 500 company at the time. The 90s were a decade of rapid growth for the computer company. Dell expanded its operations overseas, built improved processors, and started manufacturing and selling servers in addition to PCs and notebooks. In 1990, Dell finally entered the brick-and-mortar retail market, selling its computers at Best Buy, CompUSA, and similar tech chains. In 1996, Dell became one of the first companies to start selling computers online. By the end of the decade, daily online sales reached an impressive $18 million. World Economic Forum, CC-BY-SA-2.0 via Wikimedia Commons The 2000s, Dell’s first retirement, and going private As the 90s were wrapping up, Michael Dell founded a private investment firm through which he could help build smaller, newer companies in the tech space. He also created the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, a nonprofit with the goal of improving children’s health and education globally, and released Direct from Dell: Strategies That Revolutionized an Industry , his autobiographical account of Dell’s first 15 or so years. In 2004, Dell stepped down as CEO of the company he built, remaining on the board of directors and handing the reigns to then-COO Kevin Rollins, although this arrangement only lasted until 2007, when Dell reassumed the CEO role at the request of the company’s board of directors. During his years off, Dell focused heavily, along with his wife Susan on their philanthropic ventures. In a controversial move, Dell enlisted the financial help of Microsoft, Silver Lake Partners, and other lenders to take Dell private for a whopping $25 billion in 2013. Once this deal was finalized, Michael Dell personally owned 75% of the company. During its private years, the company invested heavily in the cloud computing and gaming markets, before going public once again in 2018 at a split-adjusted stock price of around $23. Dell’s return to the stock market and modern era In the 6 years since its return to public trading, Dell’s stock has more than quintupled in value, and Michael Dell still owns about 16.9 million shares (after selling $1.2 billion worth of shares in 2024). Dell remains the company’s largest shareholder, and as of late November 2024, his stake in Dell alone would be worth around $2.43 billion. Much of the remainder of Michael Dell’s massive wealth comes from his private investment firm, which focuses on building stakes in hotels and corporate credit. Related: Steve Ballmer’s net worth: How his wealth compares to Gates' Frequently asked questions about Michael Dell Below are answers to some of the most common questions readers have about Michael Dell. What is Michael Dell’s education? Is he a college dropout? After graduating from Memorial High School in Houston, Dell attended the University of Texas, studying biology as a premedical student. Dell left the school after completing his freshmen year, however, as his burgeoning computer company, which he started in his dorm room, was already growing rapidly. His university allowed students to take a semester off without academic penalty, so his decision to drop out was an easy one, as he could always return the subsequent spring if things didn’t work out with his computer venture. They did work out, however, so Dell never returned to university. Where does Michael Dell’s wealth come from? Dell built his early wealth through his own company, later using much of it to start investment companies and his philanthropic nonprofit, the Michael and Suan Dell Foundation. In 2024, Dell is still his company’s largest shareholder, retaining 16.9 million shares, representing an approximate 2.38% stake worth around $2.43 billion as of late November 2024. Much of the rest of his wealth comes from his stake in his private investment firm, DFO Management, which invests in hospitality companies and corporate credit. Does Michael Dell support Israel? Michael Dell has long been a financial supporter of the controversial country of Israel, which has been engaged in a large-scale offensive that has killed at least 44,000 Gazan citizens, mostly women and children, since October 2023. Dell Technologies also supplies servers and other technology to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, the governmental entity that conducts Israel’s military pursuits, including the current offensives in Gaza and Lebanon. The Michael and Susan Dell Foundation funds humanitarian aid, medical equipment, mental health services, and STEM educational initiatives in Israel. Related: The 10 best investing books (according to stock market pros)

South Korean law enforcement officials have requested a court warrant to detain impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol. They are investigating whether his short-lived martial law decree earlier this month amounted to rebellion. The Corruption Investigation Office for High-Ranking Officials, which is leading a joint investigation with police and military authorities into the power grab that lasted only a few hours, confirmed it requested the warrant on Monday. Investigators plan to question Mr Yoon on charges of abuse of authority and orchestrating a rebellion. Mr Yoon has dodged several requests by the joint investigation team and public prosecutors to appear for questioning and has also blocked searches of his offices. It is not clear whether the court will grant the warrant or whether Mr Yoon can be compelled to appear for questioning. Under the country’s laws, locations potentially linked to military secrets cannot be seized or searched without the consent of the person in charge and it is unlikely Mr Yoon will voluntarily leave his residence if he faces detainment. Mr Yoon’s presidential powers were suspended after the National Assembly voted to impeach him on December 14 over his imposition of martial law that lasted only hours but has triggered weeks of political turmoil, halted high-level diplomacy and rattled financial markets. His fate lies with the Constitutional Court, which has begun deliberations on whether to uphold the impeachment and formally remove Mr Yoon from office or reinstate him. Mr Yoon has defended the martial law decree as a necessary act of governance, describing it as a warning against the liberal opposition Democratic Party, which has been bogging down his agenda with its majority in the parliament. Parliament voted last week to also impeach Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, who had assumed the role of acting president after Mr Yoon’s powers were suspended, over his reluctance to fill three Constitutional Court vacancies ahead of the court’s review of Mr Yoon’s case. The country’s new interim leader is Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok, who is also finance minister.Virat Kohli Funny Memes Go Viral After Mitchell Starc Dismisses Star Indian Batsman Cheaply During IND vs AUS Boxing Day Test 2024About 1 in 8 Canadians think Canada should become 51st American state: poll

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CHONGQING, China -- Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD will not focus on sales volume when it debuts in the Korean passenger car market early next year, the EV giant’s Asia Pacific head says. “We will not set a sales target for our first year (in Korea), “said Liu Xueliang, general manager of BYD Asia Pacific auto sales division, in a group interview with Korean reporters at BYD’s headquarters in Shenzhen, China, Wednesday. “Our hope is to give Korean customers hands-on experience with BYD EVs. We think that Korea’s EV penetration rate can reach a top global level with a little bit more effort. The EV share of newly sold vehicles has already hit 9.6 percent in the Korean market ...Korean customers have a high level of understanding for EVs.” Liu revealed that the Chinese brand signed partnerships with six Korean dealership firms in the Korean market. The official launch will take place in January with the announcement of the locations of its showrooms across the country. The BYD official added that the showrooms will be located nationwide by naming major cities such as Seoul, Busan and Jeju. “The current situation is that we are facing a once-in-a-century timing for the automotive industry,” said Liu. “The advancement of eco-friendly vehicles cannot be done by a single company. The entire society must progress together. In the midst of the transforming automotive industry, China’s eco-friendly vehicles proportion among newly sold cars has exceeded 40 percent. Some may say that China sells (EVs) well on the back of (government) subsidies. That was true seven years ago as it was a new industry. But today’s eco-friendly vehicle market is different. The current customers are making choices to buy eco-friendly cars amid the competition in the market.” Although the Asia Pacific head did not disclose which BYD products are slated to hit the Korean market, he pointed out that the Chinese EV maker will limit which models it releases while launching a new model every year. For BYD's Korean debut, industry watchers have pointed to the possible release of the Atto 3, a compact crossover sport utility vehicle, and the Seal, a mid-sized sport sedan. Asked about the competition BYD would have to deal with in Korea such as Hyundai Motor and Kia, Liu reiterated that the Chinese EV maker’s entrance into the Korean passenger car market is not about selling the most vehicles, at least for the time being. “The BYD brand is just beginning (in Korea) so it will not be enough to generate as much sales volume as Hyundai and Kia,” he said. “It’s more important to offer more options for Korean customers including (BYD), Hyundai, Kia and (KG Mobility) to expand EV experiences. ... Today’s EV is a product that can express new technologies. I think Korean customers who have high standards (for EVs) will make the fairest judgment on BYD cars.”LAS VEGAS (AP) — The Broncos are 0-4 in Las Vegas, but in a matchup of teams heading in opposite directions, Denver has more at stake than trying to end a series skid. A victory over the Raiders puts the Broncos that much closer to an unexpected playoff berth, playing with a rookie quarterback and just a year after they went 8-9. The Broncos are 6-5 and coming off a 38-6 victory over the Atlanta Falcons , and would be in the playoff field if the season ended entering Week 12. Not bad for a team given a win total of 5 1/2 games at BetMGM Sportsbook. “Everyone understands the significance of where we are at this point in the season,” Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton said. The situation is quite different for the Raiders. They are 2-8, on a six-game losing streak and decimated by injuries. Las Vegas could enter this game without its top two running backs and a reshuffled line on offense, and defensively, the Raiders could have two linemen, three cornerbacks and a safety out of action. “Just been having some bad breaks, but nobody feels sorry for us,” Raiders coach Antonio Pierce said. "Nobody feels sorry for me. You’ve got to roll out there with 11 players, and that’s what we’re going to do come Sunday.” The Raiders are badly in a need of a franchise quarterback and are in a logjam for the top pick in next year's NFL draft. Denver showed with this year's draft how valuable landing such a QB can be to an organization. Bo Nix was selected 12th — one spot ahead of the Raiders — and he is pushing for AP Offensive Rookie of the Year. He was this week's top AFC player and rookie after completing 28 of 33 passes for 307 yards and four touchdowns in the rout of the Falcons. “I think as we’ve gone on, Coach (Sean Payton) and I have found a good rhythm of what we both like, what we can kind of put out there on the field and what we can execute," Nix said. "Then the guys have kind of adapted to it, found our roles within the offense and executed at a high level. It’s just all about slowing the game down and processing things in a manner that you can handle.” Raiders tight end Brock Bowers also could have a say in who wins the season's top offensive rookie award. He is second in the NFL with 70 catches and his 706 yards receiving is 10th among all receivers. His numbers from a historical perspective are even more impressive. Bowers, the 13th pick in this year's draft , is fourth all time among all tight ends in catches through the first 11 weeks and he and Jeremy Shockey in 2002 are the only rookies at that position to have more than one game with at least 10 receptions. “This week's a brand new week,” Bowers said. “I've always got something to prove.” Payton still isn't entirely comfortable splitting carries between running backs Javonte Williams, Jaleel McLaughlin and rookie Audric Estime. Asked how he determines the right balance in his rotation, Payton said, “That's the $6 million question. It’s difficult. We know kind of what we have with those three players. I think it’s always hard to feed three. "I'm used to — and it’s easy — to feed two. So we kind of do that a little bit. I thought Javonte had some really good runs (last week). Certainly the game ends and we’re like, ‘Gosh, we have to get Jaleel more touches.’ So it’s a tough, but a good problem to have.” With injuries to running backs Alexander Mattison (ankle) and Zamir White (quadriceps), 10-year veteran Ameer Abdullah could get the start for the Raiders this weekend. He has just 17 carries for 82 yards and a touchdown this season and started just one game his previous six seasons. “I see myself as a starter,” Abdullah said. “I think every guy in the room does. I consider myself the best back on this team just like every back does. This is my opportunity to go out there and put my best foot forward.” Patrick Surtain II had a pair of interceptions, including one he returned for 100 yards and a touchdown, in the team's first meeting this season and that fueled the Broncos' 34-18 win in Denver . Both of the passes were intended for Bowers, who caught a 57-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter. Surtain isn't expecting the Raiders to avoid him Sunday, however. “You don't want to go into a game thinking they're not gonna throw it your way,” Surtain said, “because it's the pros at the end of the day, everybody's ready, everybody's capable.” AP Pro Football Writer Arnie Stapleton in Englewood, Colorado, contributed to this report. AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl

India's antitrust body has turned down a request from Apple to put a hold on an investigation report which found the company breached competition laws, allowing the case to continue, an internal order from the regulator seen by Reuters showed. The Competition Commission of India (CCI) in August ordered a recall of investigation reports after Apple said the watchdog had disclosed commercial secrets to competitors in the case dating back to 2021, including Tinder-owner Match. These elements should have been redacted. The CCI had asked parties to return the reports and destroy any copies. The regulator then issued new reports. The CCI internal order showed that Apple in November alleged that the main complainant in the antitrust investigation - Indian non-profit Together We Fight Society (TWFS) - had not complied with the directives to give an assurance that the old investigation reports had been destroyed. Apple asked the CCI "to take action against TWFS for non-compliance with its order" and "to withhold the revised" report, the CCI order, dated Nov. 13, seen by Reuters showed. 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Discover the stories of your interest Blockchain 5 Stories Cyber-safety 7 Stories Fintech 9 Stories E-comm 9 Stories ML 8 Stories Edtech 6 Stories Apple did not respond to Reuters queries. The CCI did not respond outside regular business hours on Sunday. Calls to representatives of TWFS went unanswered. A CCI investigation had found that Apple exploited its dominant position in the market for app stores on its iOS operating system to the detriment of app developers, users and other payment processors. Apple has denied wrongdoing and said it is a small player in India where phones that use Google's Android system are dominant. The CCI internal order also showed that Apple has been asked to submit its audited financial statements for fiscal years 2021-22, 2022-23 and 2023-24 under regulatory guidelines aimed at determining possible monetary penalties in the case. The CCI's senior officials will review the investigation report and make a final ruling on the case.