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“What we just want is good stability,” he said in an interview at Bloomberg House at the World Economic Forum in Davos. “We invested, we partnered when they were whatever they were and whatever they are today — a capped-profit, nonprofit, what have you. So I’m comfortable. I have no issues with any structure.”

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