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Alina Morse: the teenager who made a millionProfiles Fourteen-year-old Alina Morse created Zollipops, her sugar-free confectionery company, out of her desire for treats that wouldn't rot her teeth.
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Five questions for: James Constantinou, founder, Prestige PawnbrokersFeatures Prestige Pawnbrokers secures loans against high-end assets.
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Five questions for: Rob Moore, co-founder of Progressive PropertyFeatures Progressive Property is a property investment training company that also develops, converts and lets properties.
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Moneymakers: the child prodigy aiming to abolish ageingTips Laura Deming dropped out of MIT to set up a biotechnology fund to invest in companies tackling ageing.
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Five questions for: Tom McGillycuddy, co-founder, tickrFeatures Tickr is an app that helps investors focus on impact investing.
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Five questions for: David Luck, CEO of Capital on TapFeatures Capital on Tap lends money to small UK businesses.
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Five questions for: Matt Dyson, director of RockitFeatures Rockit designs and makes products for babies to help them sleep.
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Five questions for: Amy Golding, CEO of Opus Talent SolutionsFeatures Opus Talent Solutions is a recruitment and training consultancy that focuses on the technology and energy sectors.
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