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Who will be the next dragon to leave the Den?
Current forecast: Deborah Meaden (31% chance
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Combining all predictions, the current most likely outcome is Deborah Meaden with a probability of 31% (unchanged in last 1 day)
Dragons' Den is a venture-capitalist television programme that originated in Japan where the format is owned by Sony. The format, which now airs internationally, consists of entrepreneurs pitching their ideas in order to secure investment finance from business experts — the "Dragons". More here
Read about the Dragons here
Note, this will settle based on announcement that one of these 5 will not be appearing of a future season of DD (Season 7 or beyond). If the series is canceled before anyone has the chance to leave the market will be voided.
Read about the Dragons here
Note, this will settle based on announcement that one of these 5 will not be appearing of a future season of DD (Season 7 or beyond). If the series is canceled before anyone has the chance to leave the market will be voided.
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Activity: H$520
Question suspends in 1 year
Suspend date: Fri 31st Dec 2010 3:59pm PST (1 year to go)
Initial likelihoods: Peter Jones: 10%, Duncan Bannatyne: 20%, Theo Paphitis: 20%, James Caan: 20%, Deborah Meaden: 30%
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jenniandboys: show details ... Dragons' Den is a venture-capitalist television programme that originated in Japan where the format is owned by Sony. The format, which now airs internationally, consists of entrepreneurs pitching their ideas in order to secure investment finance from business experts — the "Dragons". <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragons'_Den_(UK)">More here</a><br/> <br/> Read about the Dragons <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/dragonsden/thedragons/">here</a><br/> <br/> Note, this will settle based on announcement that one of these 5 will not be appearing of a future season of DD (Season 7 or beyond). If the series is canceled before anyone has the chance to leave the market will be voided.
Suspend date: Fri 31st Dec 2010 3:59pm PST (1 year to go)
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MarketWatch 2 weeks ago
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Sky News 3 weeks ago
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ITN 3 weeks ago
All 807 Woolworths stores will shut by January 5, with 22,000 permanent staff and 5,000 temporary workers affected, administrators say. Deloitte said it has received interest from alternative retailers for more
score: 10
Sky News 3 weeks ago
Administrators have confirmed they are to close all 807 Woolworths stores in the UK by January 5 with the loss of 27,000 jobs. Woolworths called in administrators three weeks ago A further 200 stores will be shut on January
score: 10
Ananova 3 weeks ago
in the worsening retail climate. Deloitte has held talks with former Woolworths chief executive Sir Geoff Mulcahy and Dragon's Den star Theo Paphitis but no deals have been struck. Woolworths biggest shareholder, Ardeshir Naghshineh, has also reportedly
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