Tech leaders put money into petition site Change.org
The startup lets users create online petitions that call on govts and firms to act on specific issues
New York
IN a twist on how Silicon Valley companies are financed, several technology luminaries have banded together to effectively do the work of a traditional venture-capital firm.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang, Twitter co-founder Evan Williams and others have invested US$25 million in Change.org, the petitions website, to help it expand.
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