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Twiggy: She’ll be apples
Tuesday, 30 March 2010

IT has been said of Andrew Forrest that he could sell ice to the Eskimos. But Twiggy the greengrocer is a new look for the Fortescue Metals Group chief. The Metal Detective, by Stephen Bell


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