Carl Icahn fired another salvo Tuesday at Dell's leadership for its recent comments on his bid for control of company.
Last week, the activist investor proposed in a letter to shareholders that Dell undertake a tender offer for 1.1 billion shares at $14 each as an alternative to Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners' proposal to take the computer maker private.
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"To me the company seems desperate because they keep obfuscating the facts," he told CNBC.