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stake in a Saudi media company that produces the influential Arabic language newspaper Asharq al-Awsat and other publications.Alwaleed's decision to buy into Twitter likely goes beyond his interest in media and technology.Said Hirsh, a Mideast economist with Capital Economics in London, said rich Arab investors like Alwaleed have long targeted trophy assets and well established businesses."It is ... an investment into a well recognized brand with future growth potential," Hirsh said, adding that Twitter investors such as Alwaleed are unlikely to try to influence the user-generated content on the site. "I ... don't think that there is anything sinister behind it," he said.Twitter recently began rolling out a series of tweaks designed to make the site easier to navigate. The redesign also aims to allow for more detailed information about corporate brands, as Twitter tries to convert more companies into advertisers.The company earlier this year raised $400 million
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