Zhong Qiaohui began to look for Gu Nuan because Gu Nuan had said she wanted to work on another project.
In the video call, Gu Nuan’s voice sounded very calm as she said, "The project needs to be restarted."
"Gu Nuan," Zhong Qiaohui couldn’t help talking to her, "I don’t believe that you and your husband know nothing. The company is said to be changing hands now; what use is your project?"
"Is the entire company changing owners?"
Zhong Qiaohui was stunned by her comnt.
"Although I am temporarily assigned to the Finance Departnt, I am now part of the Finance Departnt. The Finance Departnt is planned to beco an independent company in the company’s arrangents. Moreover, this company has already been registered with the trade departnt."
Zhong Qiaohui was taken aback by what she said, shocked, "How did you know?"
"The day I was transferred to the Finance Departnt, I had already checked the comrce website because I had always heard such rumors, unsure if they were true or not."
Heaven. Could an ordinary person even think to do this?
"Gu Nuan," Zhong Qiaohui exclaid in amazent, "You really are a strange and extraordinary person, do you know that?"
"I am deaf; I am inherently odd," Gu Nuan said nonchalantly, and was only missing an additional remark that the stranger thing was, she had actually married a crazy prodigal son.
"I understand what you an," Zhong Qiaohui was also clever, quickly deduced the implication from her words and said, "People are buying Changda’s stocks in the market, but the publicly-listed Changda company only includes the real estate section, which ans relying solely on stocks to gain control over all of Changda’s companies is impossible."
That much was obvious. The managent of the real estate subsidiary might change due to a shift in controlling stake. However, the entertainnt culture subsidiary and the newly established financial company could not.
The funds of these two companies, being part of separate entities, naturally operate independently. Their financial aspects are completely separate.
More importantly, it seems that from the beginning, Changda’s founder Xiao Jianming and his late wife intended it to be this way.
The advantage of this, of course, is that if subjected to the attention of huge capital investnts, they could sever a limb without being entirely engulfed.
As a house owner of the Xiao Family, Gu Nuan also uncovered another secret; the most impressive thing about her late mother-in-law was that even if soone gained control of the company, they would still be strangled by one hand at the neck because Changda’s trademark would never easily fall into these people’s hands.
A trademark can be said to be the true lifeblood of a business, the thing that is truly docunted in the annals of history, which should not be handed over lightly.
Zhong Qiaohui’s blood boiled. While everyone thought Changda was finished and going to capsize, how many people knew that in fact, Changda was not yet done? They could turn the tide at any mont.
However on the other hand, apart from real estate, Changda’s entertainnt and finance subsidiaries were industries that were only recently started, perhaps things that major capitalists might not regard highly.
Zhong Qiaohui was very curious about what Gu Nuan was planning to do next, but soone, rather inappropriately, broke into the video call.
To be precise, it was a large white dog.
The little buddy had beco undoubtedly crazier since receiving that birthday gift, unable to be away from his wife for even a mont.
Gu Nuan was sowhat regretful about this, wishing she had hidden his birthday gift for a hundred years.
"Wife, does your head hurt? I’ve made porridge for you, with your favorite lilies," Big White said, gently touching her head and speaking affectionately.
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