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Elon Musk's Twitter Investors Include Jack Dorsey, Saudi Prince, Qatar Investment Authority
Elon Musk's new Twitter investors include Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, former CEO Jack Dorsey, and the Qatar Investment Authority, according to regulatory filings. The Saudi Prince was quick to endorse Musk's plan to acquire Twitter, saying in May that Musk would be "an excellent leader" for the social media company, while Dorsey lamented in Ap...
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Elon Musk's Twitter Investors Include Saudi Prince, Jack Dorsey, Qatar
Elon Musk bought Twitter Inc. last week for $44 billion with the help of Wall Street bank loans and shareholders who agreed to roll over their interest in the social media service in exchange for a stake of the new private company.
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Watch: David Warner Swaps Face With Leonardo DiCaprio, Wife Candice Reacts
Taking to social media, David Warner posted a video from The Wolf Of Wall Street to wish fans on Valentine's Day. In the video, Leonardo DiCaprio's face was morphed with Warner's.
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New York Governor's Aides Subpoenaed In Sexual Harassment Probe: Report
The New York state attorney general's office has subpoenaed dozens of officials in New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's administration as part of a probe into sexual harassment accusations, the Wall Street Journal reported late on Friday
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Oh Brother! Coronavirus Calls Split Family Fortunes On Wall Street
Major U.S stock indices have risen between 7 per cent and 12 per cent since the beginning of April.
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How Spider-Man: Homecoming Put An End To Rivalry Between Studio Giants
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014), starring Andrew Garfield, was considered a financial and critical disappointment. Sensing the writing was on the wall, Sony Pictures Entertainment's then co-chairman Amy Pascal agreed in 2015 to allow Marvel Studios - after months of lobbying - to produce a new series of Spider-Man movies
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A Wall Street Golden Boy Blames Gambling Addiction For $100 Million Fraud
Groomed at some of the country's most elite private schools, Andrew Caspersen glided onto Wall Street with ease. His father was a well-known financier and Caspersen followed in his footsteps. He snagged jobs in the close-knit private equity world, earning a salary of more than $3.68 million in 2015.
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2 Convicted Killers Escape From New York Prison
Police backed by K-9 units and helicopters staged a manhunt today for two convicted murderers who escaped from New York state's biggest maximum security prison by cutting through cell walls with power tools and escaping along tunnels.
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Buckingham Palace Issues Fresh Denial Over Prince Andrew Sex Claims
Buckingham Palace issued a fresh denial today of allegations an American woman kept as an underaged "sex slave" by a Wall Street billionaire was forced to have sexual relations with Britain's Prince Andrew.
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Woman Making Prince Andrew Sex Claims Vows Not to be Silenced
The woman who named Britain's Prince Andrew in a US court filing claiming that she was kept as an underage "sex slave" by a Wall Street financier said Saturday she would not be silenced.
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Prince Andrew Named in US 'Sex Slave' Case
Britain's Prince Andrew has been named in a US court filing by a woman who claims she was kept as an underaged "sex slave" by a billionaire Wall Street financier.
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Wall Street Finally Turning on Amazon as Bezos Magic Fades
Amazon.com Inc's once fairy-tale ride on Wall Street has hit its most jarring bump yet.
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Preet Bharara now takes on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo
He had earlier led the prosecution of Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade and Wall Street executive Rajat Gupta
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The Wolf of Wall Street sued for wrongful depiction
Andrew Greene, a former Stratton Oakmont employee, has sued the makers of the The Wolf of Wall Street for wrongful depiction of a character in the film, alleged to be based on his life.
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Wall Street rallies on hopes of US debt deal
US stocks rallied on Thursday, with the major stock indices rising more than 1 per cent on signs of progress in negotiations to raise the US debt limit just a week before deadline.
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Elon Musk's Twitter Investors Include Jack Dorsey, Saudi Prince, Qatar Investment Authority
Elon Musk's new Twitter investors include Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, former CEO Jack Dorsey, and the Qatar Investment Authority, according to regulatory filings. The Saudi Prince was quick to endorse Musk's plan to acquire Twitter, saying in May that Musk would be "an excellent leader" for the social media company, while Dorsey lamented in Ap...
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Elon Musk's Twitter Investors Include Saudi Prince, Jack Dorsey, Qatar
Elon Musk bought Twitter Inc. last week for $44 billion with the help of Wall Street bank loans and shareholders who agreed to roll over their interest in the social media service in exchange for a stake of the new private company.
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Watch: David Warner Swaps Face With Leonardo DiCaprio, Wife Candice Reacts
Taking to social media, David Warner posted a video from The Wolf Of Wall Street to wish fans on Valentine's Day. In the video, Leonardo DiCaprio's face was morphed with Warner's.
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New York Governor's Aides Subpoenaed In Sexual Harassment Probe: Report
The New York state attorney general's office has subpoenaed dozens of officials in New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's administration as part of a probe into sexual harassment accusations, the Wall Street Journal reported late on Friday
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Oh Brother! Coronavirus Calls Split Family Fortunes On Wall Street
Major U.S stock indices have risen between 7 per cent and 12 per cent since the beginning of April.
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How Spider-Man: Homecoming Put An End To Rivalry Between Studio Giants
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014), starring Andrew Garfield, was considered a financial and critical disappointment. Sensing the writing was on the wall, Sony Pictures Entertainment's then co-chairman Amy Pascal agreed in 2015 to allow Marvel Studios - after months of lobbying - to produce a new series of Spider-Man movies
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A Wall Street Golden Boy Blames Gambling Addiction For $100 Million Fraud
Groomed at some of the country's most elite private schools, Andrew Caspersen glided onto Wall Street with ease. His father was a well-known financier and Caspersen followed in his footsteps. He snagged jobs in the close-knit private equity world, earning a salary of more than $3.68 million in 2015.
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2 Convicted Killers Escape From New York Prison
Police backed by K-9 units and helicopters staged a manhunt today for two convicted murderers who escaped from New York state's biggest maximum security prison by cutting through cell walls with power tools and escaping along tunnels.
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Buckingham Palace Issues Fresh Denial Over Prince Andrew Sex Claims
Buckingham Palace issued a fresh denial today of allegations an American woman kept as an underaged "sex slave" by a Wall Street billionaire was forced to have sexual relations with Britain's Prince Andrew.
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Woman Making Prince Andrew Sex Claims Vows Not to be Silenced
The woman who named Britain's Prince Andrew in a US court filing claiming that she was kept as an underage "sex slave" by a Wall Street financier said Saturday she would not be silenced.
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Prince Andrew Named in US 'Sex Slave' Case
Britain's Prince Andrew has been named in a US court filing by a woman who claims she was kept as an underaged "sex slave" by a billionaire Wall Street financier.
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Wall Street Finally Turning on Amazon as Bezos Magic Fades
Amazon.com Inc's once fairy-tale ride on Wall Street has hit its most jarring bump yet.
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Preet Bharara now takes on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo
He had earlier led the prosecution of Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade and Wall Street executive Rajat Gupta
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The Wolf of Wall Street sued for wrongful depiction
Andrew Greene, a former Stratton Oakmont employee, has sued the makers of the The Wolf of Wall Street for wrongful depiction of a character in the film, alleged to be based on his life.
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Wall Street rallies on hopes of US debt deal
US stocks rallied on Thursday, with the major stock indices rising more than 1 per cent on signs of progress in negotiations to raise the US debt limit just a week before deadline.
