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Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales is the last decent tech baronJimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, revolutionised the internet. He then took the road less travelled by renouncing extreme wealth.
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Amazon's relentless pursuit of greatness – has it paid off?Amazon started selling books through a technology no one had heard of. But it was always the plan to become an all-dominant “everything store”.
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What is Donald Trump’s net worth?Donald Trump’s net worth makes him the richest-ever US president, and the only billionaire to live in the White House. We take a deep dive into his fortunes.
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Can Luca de Meo turn around Kering?Luca de Meo acquired a reputation in the car industry as a turnaround specialist who can revitalise brands. Can his magic touch work on Kering?
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Who is Stefano Pessina, the dealmaker behind Boots' sale?Stefano Pessina will go down in business history as the Italian alchemist who turned deals into gold. Who is he?
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Man City scandal tarnishes UAE's Khaldoon Al MubarakKhaldoon Al Mubarak has been an ambassador for the UAE and runs a sovereign wealth fund. His role as Man City chairman has proved to be a rare mis-step.
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‘A wealth tax would be devastating for UK businesses’Richard Harpin, who sold HomeServe for £4 billion, has urged Labour to avoid further tax rises and instead reward risk-takers to help the UK thrive.
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How the UAE's Sheikh Tahnoon is at the heart of the AI boomThe UAE’s Sheikh Tahnoon presides over a $1.5trn economic empire. His power is set to grow thanks to his company, G42, at the heart of the AI boom. But who exactly is he?
