Wall Street billionaire Leon Black walks away from Telegraph takeover
A Wall Street billionaire who had been lined up to bankroll a takeover of The Telegraph has decided not to invest, raising fresh doubts over its chances of success.
A Wall Street billionaire who had been lined up to bankroll a takeover of The Telegraph has decided not to invest, raising fresh doubts over its chances of success.
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