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US dynastic money and the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper

From the Vanderbilts to the newly minted US billionaires buying up premier league football teams, wealthy Americans like to invest their money in British assets. Now, two of America’s great fortunes are linked to helping revive the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper, London-based The Observer. 

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