Exclusive: Twitter co-founder says not in stake sale talks
SEOUL (Reuters) - Biz Stone, co-founder of popular microblogging site Twitter, denied a report that the company was in talks to sell a $450 million stake to a JPMorgan fund, reiterating that it was committed to remaining independent.
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