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"Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Suolu Fangzhuan": "The prefect was punished, and he dared not speak sincerely, but he was afraid that the world would be frightened and everyone would have doubts. It is better to use his own merits than to use his own body."

Sean thinks this sentence is right!

People with very noble moral character may not be easy to use, at least when it comes to Sean. He must always be careful when these people suddenly have a sense of justice and stab him in the back.

But those bad guys, those despicable people are different. They are indeed despicable, shameless, nasty, shameless, and have no bottom line. But because of this, they are afraid of poverty and death, and they are also very smart.

There are many smart people with no brains among those with noble moral character, but there are absolutely no fools among the real villains!

Because all the fools have been arrested, and those who are free are all capable and smart people!

As long as Sean holds the 'power' in his hand that can send them to death at any time, they will be extremely obedient, like the most loyal hunting dogs, completing any task that Sean gives them.

Precisely because they are despicable and have no bottom line, their success rate in doing things is much higher than that of people with noble moral character.

And it can be completely discarded when necessary without causing any psychological burden.

Sol and Lamb were speechless by Sean's theory of "grab with both hands, be hard with both hands". Norris sat there with a nonchalant expression, as if it had nothing to do with him.

"Then how are you going to acquire this company?" Sol asked with a slight cough.

"I am a legal and legitimate businessman!" Sean reached out and knocked with a serious face, "So of course I use normal business methods. It must be reasonable and legal, and there must be no illegal things. This is what I want you to do.

The purpose of these two people coming here."

"If I don't show up, you go negotiate the normal price and throw money at him. Will such a shabby company still spend a lot of money?" Sean said matter-of-factly.

Norris looked deeply at Sean, who was looking upright. Doesn't your conscience hurt when you say this?

At least until now, Sean only said that he acquired his company, but he never paid for it, and of course, he didn't sign a contract.

Norris firmly believes that Sean will not be so kind, and there must be some ulterior black means in it!

Don't ask why, this is the bastard's intuition, he just trusts Sean so much!

"Okay, it's up to you. It's just that with this money, you can start a clean company. This is simply..." Lamb shook his head, but considering Sean's 'hard' strength, it's not a big problem.

In fact, the police and the law are of no use against those guys. People like Sean are more useful.

With Sean's order not to be short of money, Sol and Lamb's acquisition went very smoothly.

The two came to discuss acquisitions. Powers Pine initially thought that these two guys were here to tease him. After all, all he had to do to open a brokerage company was to register and the process was quick. He didn’t think that his broken company was worth acquiring.

, so I quoted an impossible price.

But he didn't want Sol to start negotiating and bargaining directly. Lamb also produced various professional materials to evaluate the value. Only then did Bowles believe that someone really wanted to acquire his company.

Although I don’t know what the other party likes about this broken company, he can open another damn company at any time and it won’t cost much, so why not sell the company when he encounters such a fat sheep?

He couldn't find any reason to keep the company in his hands!

As for whether he can still threaten Norris after the company is sold?

This is not a problem at all. He keeps the evidence well in his safe, keeping it so that Norris can't escape from his hands. Who makes the other party dare not let the matter be exposed at all.

This is called two flowers!

After some haggling, on the third day, when Lamb and Saul said they could not agree on the price and gave up, Powers Pine agreed to the offer of US$188,000.

On the day of the signing, both parties brought lawyers. Sean also specially found a notary here in Hollywood to witness and purchased the company with 288,000 cash.

The main value is those artist contracts, after all, they can still create performance for the company.

As for why cash is used instead of transfer, according to Sean, cash looks very impressive, and it also looks better when taking photos with cash on the table!

After the contract was signed, Sean reassured the three agents in the company, saying that nothing would change and he would still reuse them.

For this point, Powers Pine felt a little regretful. After all, he was an old man who had been with him for many years and he was easy to use. But it didn't matter. He could just train him again. $288,000 was enough.

Powers Pine happily left with the cash. Not long after he left the house, intelligence officers from the security company followed him.

With the brokerage company here, Sean can handle the issues related to the acquisition of Norris Film Company.

The company was acquired for US$288,000, and Sean injected another US$112,000. Theoretically, the company's market value is US$400,000.

Then PricewaterhouseCoopers was asked to make some structural adjustments and business optimization of the company, and the company's valuation suddenly became US$1.2 million.

Don’t ask whether a company with three brokers in total has any room for structural adjustment and business optimization. This is called professionalism!

Otherwise, why should PwC be given a commission of US$80,000!

After that was done, the brokerage company with $1.2 million was used to merge and reorganize with Norris Film Company. After the merger, the company was renamed "Shaun Film Company" and the market valuation reached $3.2 million.

Don't ask why it increased by another 2 million. The combination of a brokerage company and a film company is called a strong alliance with complementary advantages. Everyone in the stock market does this.

After the reorganization of the company, Sean held 98% of the shares and Norris Dennis held 2%.

In the end, Sean kindly gave Norris 2% of the shares, and he really didn't keep any of it.

After all, this eliminates the need to pay Norris a salary.

Norris felt numb after signing the contract. No, where is my company? How about such a big company with a valuation of 800,000 US dollars?

Just 2% left?

40000!?

In response, Sean's answer to him was, "You've taken a big advantage, do you understand?"

Norris absolutely doesn't understand, he just knows that this operation method will make even the most vicious capitalists cry!

From the acquisition of the brokerage company to the completion of the merger and renaming of the film company, it took a day. Once it was done, Sean immediately took Norris and a group of subordinates to fly back to Newark overnight.

Norris was very confused about this. He just let that bastard Powers Pine walk away with so much money?

Isn’t it about solving problems?

Norris was unwilling, very unwilling. He felt that compared with that guy Powers Pine, he was too kind, and it was better to end up like this.

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