Reborn American Giants

At the beginning of the night, Manhattan is shrouded in brilliant lights, decorating this financial city as if it were daytime.

Ato drove the vehicle steadily through Flood Street in front of Times Square and turned east onto Sixth Avenue. When passing Rockefeller Plaza, Victor could see a huge Christmas tree standing through the car window.

The center of the square has not yet been demolished. Since 1932, Rockefeller Plaza has erected the largest Christmas tree in New York every Christmas, making it the most beautiful Christmas night scene in New York.

But at this moment, under the illumination of the colorful Christmas tree lights, you can clearly see that a group of women with heavy makeup have occupied the square in the night. In New York in January, although the temperature is not as low as in December, it is only 2-

About 3c.

On a cold day, these women wore short skirts that exposed their stockinged thighs. They curled up their hands and wiped the snot flowing from the tips of their noses from time to time. They were shivering in the cold wind. They saw the extended Cadillac concierge driven by Ato.

The car passed by slowly. Regardless of the cold, they opened their clothes and showed their bodies to Victor in the car. The profession of these women is self-evident. This is a group of "female professional jobs" that do not even take a break during Christmas.

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In 1983, the number of poor people in the United States reached a record high of 10,000, accounting for 16.4% of the national population. The poverty line set by the U.S. government in 1983 was the annual income in US dollars. Compared with 1982, the income of middle-income families dropped by 1.5

%, while the income of high-income households has increased by 6.4%. The annual income of the bottom 80% of people has declined, and the gap between the rich and the poor has further widened.

Most of these women are illegal immigrants from all over the world. They yearn for a free life in the United States. However, when they arrived in this capitalist paradise after all the hardships, they discovered that the reality was very different from their ideals. The U.S. government even

We can't even care about our citizens, let alone their group of illegal immigrants without documents.

Therefore, they often end up at the bottom of society, and many rely on selling their bodies to survive.

Victor does not feel pity for these people. All choices are made by themselves. Since they think the United States is a paradise and want to come here at all costs to realize their "American Dream", then they must accept it.

The price paid for this.

The purpose of tonight is that Victor received an invitation from Aaron Elvis, the president of Texaco Company. The sudden crisis in recent times has really made the top management of Texaco Company exhausted and embarrassed.

Now that the situation has improved slightly, Texaco immediately decided to hold a charity auction party, inviting some high-ranking figures and friends in New York to participate. In addition to connecting with each other, it also showed to the outside world that the storm has cleared, and Texaco

Gu couldn't help but survive, and became stronger and stronger.

The Delaware Court of Chancery's decision has been delivered to everyone paying attention to the litigation between Penzel and Getty Oil by the nimble financial media. There has even been a back-and-forth between Congress and the White House throughout the litigation.

This move made the onlookers excited and deeply impressed by the power of Texaco as an energy giant.

Democratic congressmen who support Penzel's antitrust demands are quarreling with Republican congressmen who support the merger policy of large companies. The Senate Judiciary Committee has just prepared to launch an investigation, and Texaco can use its "public relations" to bring down the White House. President Underwood does not hesitate to

He personally stood up for Texaco and threatened the Judiciary Committee with his "veto power" to withdraw the decision to investigate.

Of course, ordinary people will not pay attention to Washington's energy security and economic layout. They will only see what is happening on the surface, that is, even though the pressure from the outside is so strong, Texaco still does not waver at all.

TI Petroleum's mergers and acquisitions have not stopped, and it has also obtained the operating rights of the super oil field just discovered in Grenada.

Outsiders don't know all this, but Aaron Elvis understands exactly what the improvement in the situation faced by Texaco is, so he appears to be particularly enthusiastic when facing Victor, who brought all this.

When he saw Victor stepping into the Helmsley Hotel, Aaron affectionately took one of Victor's arms and introduced him to some of the top American figures present, such as Alan Swarovski, CEO of Bear Stearns.

tz, **** Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon, Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO Lloyd Blankfein, Deutsche Bank Chairman Joseph Ackerman, New York Fed President Tim Gates

Na, Federal Reserve Board Governor Kevin Walsh, and J.C. Flowers’ Chris Flowers, among others.

These are all a bunch of big shots who stomp their feet and make Wall Street tremble. Look at how familiar Aaron, the CEO of Texaco, is with these big guys, and during this crisis, Wall Street leaders such as Bear Stearns and Deutsche Bank

Financial institutions provide a large amount of financial support behind the scenes, so you know that the rumored rumors that financial groups collude with energy giants to control oil prices are not groundless.

Some outside media have noticed that Green Bay Energy is linked to the names of two giant companies, Texaco and Exxon, and Victor's figure has also begun to come into the eyes of these pervasive media.

Soon, his personal information was pointed out by the "Wall Street Journal". As a professional financial newspaper, of course it will not be like a street tabloid, wishing to investigate all three generations of Victor's ancestors. It is just a light newspaper.

Lifted it slightly.

However, this is only relatively speaking. The readers of the "Wall Street Journal" are all elites in the financial world, so Green Bay Energy's Victor has also entered the field of vision of these financial investment institutions.

Every investment institution will have a similar business information center. Maybe their names are different, but their responsibilities are similar. That is to keep an eye on the actions of all major companies in the market and collect relevant intelligence, so that some data analysts can start to analyze it.

Identify the points where the company can gain benefits so that the company's management can confirm the next investment direction.

Green Bay Energy's approach to operating the Grenada oil field this time greatly impressed analysts from these investment institutions. It can be said that among the five conglomerates that co-founded the energy company, Green Bay Energy is the weakest.

In the eyes of these analysts from investment institutions who are accustomed to various business transaction methods, it is normal for Green Bay Energy to be kicked out by Exxon and Texaco or to receive a small amount of dispensable shares.

phenomenon, but now, it relies on a series of unexpected operating techniques to not only unite Royal Doulton and Texaco to fight against the later introduction of Exxon Oil, but also ensure its own position in the joint enterprise.

The share reached an astonishing 16%.

This is not a small share. According to estimates, Grenada's oil field reserves are estimated to be worth about 500 billion US dollars, which is more valuable than some oil fields in the Middle East. Green Bay Energy has the potential to become a large energy company.

So when faced with the introduction of Aaron Elvis, these big shots smiled and nodded and shook hands with Victor, with gentle demeanors.

And all of this fell into the eyes of a pair of beautiful eyes watching Victor closely.