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Meredith was also surprised to receive a call from Li Jiacheng.

It had only been a little over a month since their last meeting, and he didn't expect to be contacted so soon.

"Could it be that he hasn't given up and wants to invite me to join Cheung Kong Holdings?" Meredith thought to himself.

Although he wasn't sure why Li Jiacheng wanted to meet him privately, Meredith agreed to his invitation.

After all, he had known Li Jiacheng for some time, and they could be considered old friends.

Moreover, he was still the president of Hutchison Whampoa, and Li Jiacheng was a partner of Hutchison Whampoa. In any case, he should meet him.

Therefore, he no longer needed to consider too many company matters, and he no longer needed to work overtime until late at night for this reason. When it was time to leave work, he could just leave.

Seeing that Meredith had agreed to the invitation, Li Jiacheng breathed a sigh of relief, and a smile appeared on his face.

This time, he would definitely be able to bring Mr. Meredith to Hong Kong to work for their Cheung Kong Holdings.

After the invitation, Li Jiacheng began to learn about some detailed business conditions of Cheung Kong Holdings in Singapore in the company office, and the person in charge of the branch would also report to him the current difficulties encountered by the company.

Li Jiacheng was already used to this, because he liked to make decisions on big things, and his subordinates did not dare to make decisions easily, at least until the boss made the final decision before they dared to put it into action.

The management model of Chinese business owners is like this.

The vast majority of bosses are afraid that their subordinates have too much power, and thus do things such as corruption that damage the company's interests.

Like Li Jiacheng's Cheung Kong Holdings, his holding of heavy power did prevent the situation of senior executives damaging the company's interests to a certain extent, but it also made him very tired.

This can be regarded as a common problem of Chinese entrepreneurs. If they don't trust others, they can only do everything themselves.

Next, Li Jiacheng looked forward to the arrival of 6:30 in the afternoon. At that time, he would be able to see Meredith again, and then invite him to join Cheung Kong Holdings again with the most sincere conditions.

After learning so much knowledge about European and American enterprise management, Li Jiacheng already knew where his problem lay.

Therefore, he had already decided to change his management model, and Meredith was a start.

As long as he can successfully invite Meredith to Cheung Kong Holdings, then he will try to delegate power. He will definitely not interfere too much in what Meredith is in charge of!

Although he was very confident that he could invite Meredith to join this time, he didn't know why he was worried about something unexpected happening before things were successful.

With this thought in mind, Li Jiacheng was not in the mood to pay attention to the affairs of the branch office.

But right now, it was only noon, and it was still a long way from 6:30 in the afternoon.

Time soon came to 2:30 in the afternoon.

Hong Kong, Kai Tak International Airport.

Su Cheng's private plane successfully landed on the runway and finally stopped steadily on a parking apron.

When Su Cheng and the others got off the plane, the bodyguards who had been stationed in Hong Kong had already arrived next to the plane in a car to welcome Su Cheng back.

Perhaps because the time to Singapore was too short, Su Cheng didn't even feel anything.

Moreover, Su Cheng's private jet was very comfortable, and with Ah Mei's service, he didn't even feel the fatigue of the journey.

Looking at the time, it was still early, so Su Cheng asked the driver to take him to the Tianyuan Building.

As for Ah Mei, Su Cheng asked another car to take her back to the Su family villa first.

Although Ah Mei was not tired, he was not used to taking Ah Jiao and Ah Mei to the company.

Now that he had found a successor for China Bus, he should tell Zhang Qizheng to prepare for the handover with Meredith. Although Meredith would not officially leave Hutchison Whampoa for more than ten days, early notification would allow Zhang Qizheng and Meredith to contact each other in advance, so that the handover of China Bus would be smoother.

In the new office of China Bus in Tianyuan Building, Su Cheng saw Zhang Qizheng who was busy.

Now that he had to take care of two large companies, he was indeed much busier than before.

This was not pretending, but something Su Cheng could feel.

"Boss, you're back in Hong Kong so soon?"

Seeing Su Cheng, Zhang Qizheng was also a little surprised. After all, he also knew that Su Cheng had only gone to Singapore two days ago, and he didn't expect to be back in just two or three days.

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Moreover, the news newspaper this morning also reported that Su Cheng was awarded the "Honorary Citizen of Singapore" medal in Singapore last night. Everyone knew that Su Cheng was in Singapore.

A small "Honorary Citizen of Singapore" medal was not surprising. Although this matter was on the news in Hong Kong, everyone felt it was a matter of course.

"Well, I came back after finishing my business there. I had nothing to do, so I came back. I just got off the plane and came here." Su Cheng said with a smile.

"Boss, sit down, I'll pour you a glass of water." Zhang Qizheng pulled a chair wider and pointed to the chair and said to Su Cheng.

Su Cheng nodded and sat down.

Zhang Qizheng quickly poured a glass of drinking water and put it on the table in front of Su Cheng.

"Have you been busy these days?" Su Cheng asked, putting down the cup and looking up after drinking the drinking water.

"It's okay, I'm slowly adapting to the rhythm. In addition, the offices of Tianyuan Investment Company and China Bus are now in Tianyuan Building, so I don't have to walk around, so I can manage it." Zhang Qizheng put the documents on the table aside and chatted with Su Cheng.

"How is China Bus these days? Has there been any problem?" Su Cheng continued to ask.

"Currently, our main work is to improve the quality of service. If we put some thought into rectifying this aspect, the effect is still very good. It's just that our operating costs have indeed increased a lot. According to our estimated calculation, after the overall rectification is completed, excluding the replacement of new cars, the cost will probably increase by about 40%. At present, after our investigation, the public has given a very high affirmation to the changes in our China Bus. There used to be dozens of telephone complaints every day, but now it has been reduced to a few. We strive to reduce the number of complaints to zero." Zhang Qizheng replied.

Su Cheng nodded and said with a smile: "It's no wonder that Yan Chengkun doesn't pay attention to service. The increase in operating costs means that their profits are reduced. They only rely on the bus business. If they improve the quality of service, they really won't make much money."

At this time, he could understand Yan Chengkun's thoughts. Doing business is just for making money.

However, Su Cheng's purpose from beginning to end in acquiring China Bus was not the small profits of the bus.

In Hong Kong's industry, real estate is the most profitable. (End of this chapter)