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Former UK deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, a board member of datacentre company Nscale, could make about $40m (£30m) from the company's planned flotation on the US stock market.
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Former UK deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, a board member of UK-based datacentre company Nscale, owns 917,000 shares and could make approximately $40m (£30m) from the company's planned flotation, which is preparing for a US stock market listing.
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