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The company is launching a crowd-funding scheme looking for investments from £25-£5,000 to raise the rest of the cash to set up a branch.

"They sell them illegally for about 40,000 rand (£2,300), a third of what it costs the state the build them, and then they can use this cash to set up a business from the shack.

In the late 1970s, Nadir took control of listed shell company Polly Peck, and used his stock market status to raise the cash to set up a Northern Cyprus fruit-packing subsidiary, Sunzest, and Unipac, a cardboard box factory, via a share issue.

Thirty of the 46 sports currently funded by the government's agency for grassroots sport have applied for cash to set up new "satellite clubs".

Mostly the company is culling its customers from the pool of early-stage startups like Earnest, which often don't have the capacity or cash to set up a more traditional 401(k) plan.

The Saudi cash went to set up the HRH Prince Alwaleed Bin Talel Centre in Islamic Studies.

But, when it came to her new charitable foundation (aptly titled www.carlabrunisarkozy.org), Bruni just couldn't find the cash needed to set up the website.

It looks like Somark's next step after raising enough cash flow to set this up with ranchers/farmers is the armed forces.

He held talks with a UN body that had already disarmed thousands of militiamen in a deal that gave them cash to help set up small businesses.

"Cash allows them to set a limit based on how much cash they actually bring with them," Seok Chung, marketing and sponsorship director at the Mall at Partridge Creek in suburban Detroit, said in an e-mail.

But she does hope the company will eventually come up with some cash, "enough money to set up our own companies," she said, "because we were really hurt".