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Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal has acquired a 3% chunk of Twitter through his investment vehicle Kingdom Holding Company.
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The scale of Warren Buffet's investment in IBM. The business magnate and self-confessed technophobe has overcome his aversion to that newfangled electronic whatnot to buy up 5.5% of the technology giant.
Jos White, serial entrepreneur and co-founder of venture capital firm Notion Capital, sifts through today's rising stars of the web to present his pick of today's internet start-ups.
The (surprisingly large) number of cash machines in the UK that dispense £5 notes.
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