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Boris Johnson's 'I'll fix it' text to James Dyson as email emerges over £58k Downing Street flat refurb | Evening Standard
Singapore-Bound Billionaire James Dyson Plans $3.6 Billion Move Into Batteries And Robotics After Electric Car Failure
Watch James Dyson Answers Design Questions From Twitter | Tech Support | WIRED
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Exclusive interview: Sir James Dyson reveals the secrets of his success | The Sunday Times Magazine | The Sunday Times
Dyson lobbying row: No 10 announces leak inquiry into Johnson's texts - BBC News
James Dyson's 'Invention: A Life' Book Review « Fabbaloo
Billionaire James Dyson Confirms His Company Will Make An Initial Order Of 10,000 Ventilators In The U.K.
Boris Johnson told Sir James Dyson by text he would 'fix' tax issue - BBC News
Sir James Dyson donates £19m to his old boarding school as a thank you for giving him scholarship
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James Dyson talks cordless vacuums, design, and about those hand dryers - Vox
James Dyson: 'The worst thing anyone has said to me? That my father had died. I was nine' | James Dyson | The Guardian
James Dyson's decision to relocate reveals the hot air blown during Brexit debate
Dyson loses fight for £150m compensation over flawed EU energy labelling rules | Business News | Sky News
Did Boris Johnson break ministerial code over James Dyson tax texts? | Lobbying | The Guardian
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James Dyson: the Brexit cheerleader now caught up in 'Tory sleaze' | James Dyson | The Guardian
Boris Johnson told billionaire James Dyson he'd 'fix' tax issue in personal texts - Mirror Online
Boris Johnson told Sir James Dyson by text he would 'fix' tax issue - BBC News
Sir James Dyson: Design Is Everyday Problem Solving | WIRED
I was so poor I owned just one pair of shoes – that didn't stop me bagging my billions, says Sir James Dyson
