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Alexi Duggins, Hollie Richardson, Hannah Verdier and Jonathan Nunn

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Alongside guests such as adult star Stoya, pictured above, the FT delves into who really profits from porn in ‘Hot Money’.
Alongside guests such as adult star Stoya, pictured above, the FT delves into who really profits from porn in ‘Hot Money’. Photograph: Kate Black/The Guardian

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