We are all reborn, who wants to be the richest man?

Luo Nianzhong didn't know how Copeland persuaded the Texas consortium and what benefits it paid.

At dinner that day, Copeland agreed to Luo Nianzhong's conditions on behalf of the two major financial groups, and everyone was happy with the meal.

In terms of vested interests, the Texas consortium is the biggest winner, and they are satisfied with this cooperation.

In terms of future layout and influence on semiconductors, Luo Nianzhong knew that he had picked up a big bargain.

Even if most of the property will be placed in Chris's name, it will still be the same to him.

From a strategic point of view, Copeland got his wish. Regardless of whether the properties acquired by the Texas Consortium or Luo Nianzhong were profitable or loss-making, his choice was the safest win-win situation.

It supplemented the shortcomings of the oil industry and obtained shares in the largest media group. The most important thing is that Chris's help for the family's future is what he values ​​most.

Of course, this is just what he thinks, or everyone thinks so, but perception is not reality.

As the saying goes, the truth is always in the hands of a few people. Only Luo Nianzhong can be sure of what the truth is.

Home Depot's shares decreased again, from 49.4% to 28%, but Luo Nienzhong still holds half of the board of directors.

But now it seems that these directors are following the lead of the two founders, and Luo Nianzhong does not interfere at all. This is why Neil and the two do not exclude Luo Nianzhong, the super major shareholder.

Especially after the power of Wall Street came in, the two realized that Wall Street was hindering the development of Home Depot. What they wanted more was how to blow up the bubble and reap the benefits.

Under such circumstances, Luo Nianzhong, who occupies half of the board of directors, is even more crucial.

Far East Chip was also handed over, mainly to the Texas consortium.

Far East Chip will acquire TI's non-defense semiconductor business in the form of equity and cash. Although the chips are also designed for national defense, they are beautiful state-owned substitutes. This part is the key to not joining the transaction.

The final negotiated price was 20% of Far East Chip’s shares plus US$6.2 million in cash.

This price is still acceptable to Luo Nianzhong. Although TI's most stable and profitable defense industry has been divested, Luo Nianzhong feels that TI's large number of patents are worth it.

In addition to the Texas consortium, DuPont is also interested in Far East chips.

However, Luo Nianzhong did not give Copeland a good look, and only took out 5% of the shares, and the transaction was in cash.

This chip giant, which had not gone through a round of financing, directly asked Luo Nianzhong to offer a valuation of US$120 billion.

IBM, the current leader in semiconductor listings, has a market capitalization of less than US$40 billion, but IBM has so much business, which makes Copeland very angry.

Because when Far East Chip acquired TI with equity and cash, it valued itself at US$100 billion. How could it become US$ billion in less than three minutes?

Luo Nianzhong didn't care about this, and directly said that Deyi had strategic value, and cash meant a premium.

Copeland saw this as Luo Nianzhong's revenge on him regarding Chris, which further convinced him that it was worth it.

Copeland accepted it, because DuPont is not short of money now, don't forget that General Motors wants to sell 3% of Luo Nianzhong's shares.

How high is General Motors' current market value?

With a market value of US$121 billion, it is second only to Honor Games, whose market value has declined. It is the ninth-highest market value company in the world, and it is now the final peak of General Motors.

The 3% stake is a transaction of more than 3.6 million US dollars. Luo Nianzhong paid this money, but the shares were placed in Chris's name.

Because the beautiful country's economy is gradually getting out of trouble, the momentum of this industrial industry's rise is very rapid, which cannot be compared with the Honor game.

Far East System also handed over 20% of its equity, but it was indeed a high-premium gambling agreement.

Within ten years, Far East Systems was listed on the market, and its market value exceeded US$300 billion. Luo Nianzhong Shengli, based on the current valuation of US$200 billion.

On the contrary, Far East Systems sold a total of 40% of its equity to two companies at one-fifth of the market value. Counting the diluted tradable shares in the listing, Far East Systems basically has nothing to do with Far East Group.

This condition was put forward so much that Luo Nianzhong didn't expect it. What he didn't expect was that the two major chaebols were so optimistic about Far East System. If they won the bet, the condition they proposed was to increase shares, which showed that they were very optimistic about the long-term future of this company.

But what Luo Nianzhong wants to say is that they still underestimated the potential of this company. In ten years, the market value of Far East Systems will not be worse than Microsoft in 95.

Honor Computer is also on display. The world’s undisputed No. 1 company in the personal computer industry is making money at an absolutely epic rate.

The annual revenue of about one billion US dollars is beyond the reach of all competitors, especially since this company has made huge concessions in management Luo Nianzhong.

The two companies hold a combined 28% of the shares, but Luo Nianzhong has promised about 40% of the directors.

If this company introduces forces from England, it will be impossible for Luo Nianzhong to become the dominant one.

But he didn't panic. He knew that personal computers would eventually go into decline and that they would only have thirty years left.

For Far East Computer, it may be even shorter, because Luo Nianzhong never said that computers will not be sold in other industries. Do you still know what Apple Computer relies on to rise?

The Luo family of smartphones is definitely going to take this big piece of cake.

He hopes that this company can be brought into chaos by these people, which will also give him a chance to start anew.

Especially with the two major consortiums occupying so many director seats, and with Ying Lun playing the role of their younger brother, Luo Nianzhong decided to bury the hatchet first and see if it would be useful later.

The company's bankruptcy does not mean that Luo Nianzhong will get no benefits. On the contrary, he may get more. Isn't there a case?

Copeland also wants to get involved with Pfizer Bristol-Myers Squibb, which has something to do with their industry.

However, the price he offered was far lower than Luo Nianzhong's expectations, and he refused without giving the old guy any face.

During this trip to the beautiful country, in addition to finalizing this cooperation, I also went to the headquarters of Pfizer Bristol-Myers Squibb.

The new drug Luo Nianzhong took out has been in clinical trials for more than half a year, and it performed very well without any flaws.

Normally, clinical trials of new drugs usually take one to three years, and some may even take more than five years.

But this drug is different. There have been no problems since the beginning of clinical trials. The board of directors of Pfizer Bristol-Myers Squibb made a decisive decision to promote the drug after one year of clinical trials without any problems.

The merger of the three pharmaceutical companies has made Pfizer Bristol-Myers Squibb one of the largest pharmaceutical giants in the world. This is definitely one plus one plus one greater than three. The most obvious manifestation is that profits have increased and their influence has expanded a lot.

Therefore, Pfizer Bristol-Myers Squibb's current annual earnings are not much but definitely not small, and the status of each shareholder has also increased a lot.

Affected by this, I heard that many pharmaceutical companies have the idea of ​​​​merging. The era of large-scale mergers and acquisitions of pharmaceutical companies may have arrived five years earlier because of Luo Niazhong.

Of course a group of shareholders are happy with Pfizer Bristol-Myers Squibb's profits, but how can the capitalists be satisfied?

After seeing the effects of a new drug, it is the common goal of all forces to push it to market as soon as possible.

It can only be said that the Medical Alliance is really powerful, and many procedures would not be so fast without their operation.

Who is the winner of this tripartite cooperation? If I had to choose one, it would definitely be Half Outsider Chris.

Director and shareholder of General Motors.

One of the largest shareholders of Disney, NBC, the largest media empire in China.

One of the legal persons and major shareholders of Pioneer Seed Industry.

One of the major shareholders of TI.

Any identity here can put Chris on the headlines of major newspapers in the beautiful country.

Except for General Motors, all other shares held by Chris were divided into two parts.

Most of them are in private investment funds in her name, and she only holds less than 5% or less of the shares of each company.

It was impossible to hide the changes in these companies, and Chris was the one they introduced to attract everyone's attention.

As for why she got these shares, who made her fall in love with our generous and richest man?

An apparent betrothal gift of nearly 30 billion US dollars was directly given away by the richest man.

The DuPont consortium and the Texas consortium have deeper cooperation, but they obviously don't want Luo Nianzhong to get involved.

But Luo Nianzhong was not so easy to deal with. He directly tore a piece of flesh for Chris from the Houston Gas Company, which was in the hands of Boeing and the Texas consortium.

They obtained 0.95% of Boeing's shares and 8.3% of Houston Gas Company's shares respectively. This was one of the reasons why Luo Nianzhong gave in to Honor Computer.

Luckily for the Texas consortium, the Houston Gas Company was not their core business and their industry was not big, so they agreed without thinking.

But Copeland was furious, because despite Boeing's small shareholding, it was inserted into the military industry, the core industry of the DuPont consortium.

Although the entire DuPont family is not the controller of Boeing, it has a considerable say in Boeing. It holds only one-tenth of Boeing's equity.

But he had no choice. On the one hand, the Dezhou consortium readily agreed to side with Luo Nianzhong. On the other hand, Luo Nianzhong was shameless.

If Copeland does not agree, Luo Nianzhong will not give Chris a share of Disney NBC.

Furthermore, the shares promised to be given to Chris happened to be combined with those held by the DuPont family to become the largest shareholder of the new media giant.

By then, the Luo family of NBC Disney Group will hold 40% of the shares, the Texas consortium will hold 18%, the DuPont family will hold 11%, and the Chris Fund will hold 31%.

Luo Nianzhong was sure of this and asked Copeland for shares in Boeing to force him to agree. Copeland agreed, but he wanted a board seat at Far East Chip.

Luo Nianzhong refused to agree to him. The chip industry was the core of the Far East Group's future and it was impossible to hand over the initiative.

After this cooperation was reached, the Luo family's industry was inserted into the heart of the beautiful country.

Regardless of whether the knife is as thin as silk, it is undeniable that a knife is a knife. Bai Fang Fang needs to look at the Luo family from a different angle.