Twitter founder Jack Dorsey is worth $1.3bn as of September 2013. So with the $1bn float plan, can ahem, Jack become the king of tech IPOs? Twitter hopes to raise $1bn through its stock market debut. Going by the history of tech IPOs, this is widely …

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Investors have put $1.16 billion into Twitter since it was founded by Ev Williams and Biz Stone back in 2006. Go directly to our list of Twitter millionaires ». The company has also shelled out $640 million in cash and stock for acquisitions. With the …

Twitter founder Jack Dorsey is worth $1.3bn as of September 2013. So with the $1bn float plan, can ahem, Jack become the king of tech IPOs? Twitter hopes to raise $1bn through its stock market debut. Going by the history of tech IPOs, this is widely …

Twitter's IPO will make all these people millionaires and billionaires. Jim Edwards, Business Insider | 04/10/13 | Last Updated: 04/10/13 12:13 PM ET More from Business Insider. Co-founder Jack Dorsey owns 4.9% of the company and stands to make $679.

In our earlier article today focused on the overall issues surrounding the Twitter IPO – based on last night's release of Twitter's formal S1 SEC document detailing the company's financials – we declined to provide a list of the folks and companies …

Investors have put $1.16 billion into Twitter since it was founded by Ev Williams and Biz Stone back in 2006. Go directly to our list of Twitter millionaires ». The company has also shelled out $640 million in cash and stock for acquisitions. With the …

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SINGAPORE, Oct. 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — The wealthiest man in the Middle East is Saudi prince and billionaire investor Alwaleed bin Talal with an estimated personal fortune of US$24.5 billion. He heads Wealth-X's list of the top 20 ultra wealthy …