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.

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