We Are All Reborn, Who Wants to Be the Richest Man?

You want to be a world tycoon, but what else do you want to achieve prestige? If you don't take advantage of it, your people will be gone. If you succeed, no one will hold you accountable for your past affairs and they will only think that you are right. Also prestige

I don't know what the author thinks about a store that has only opened two stores. One hundred million is still US dollars when it comes up. The founder can just resign and quit if he has the money from you, the bastard. Or he can use the money to start a new business. It's not like this for people who have too much money. Knowing that they will be valuable in the future is also the future. What age is it now when everything costs hundreds of millions? How are you going to write about it later?

In 1978, the protagonist spent US$100 million to acquire a small company with only three stores, and also gave the voting rights to the original shareholders. He earned a lot of expressions with one payment. There is no need for the big boss to do the acquisition himself, and spending dozens of times the valuation to acquire the company is really stupid.

It's too early, it's a bit transphobic, the media is rubbish, when it comes to entertainment, it's just transphobic diaosi, and movies are a thankless industry. It's better to just go straight to newspapers and TV shows, and just have a media channel to promote transphobic movies.

Thanks to those who have always supported me and those who checked for typos. It is true that the chapters were not carefully checked before being put on the shelves. Thank you to the readers who corrected the errors. The author is a newbie, so please forgive me if I write poorly. You can safely pursue the book and save the manuscript, but you can still write 2 million words. I can only say that the pattern I conceived later is not small. I won't say whether I can pass it or not. I'll just write it. If I really can't pass it, I will create a group.

In that era, it was not practical to develop semiconductor software.

I just bought more than 400 chapters. It was somewhat interesting at first, and the emotions were okay, but there is no need to keep writing and make readers a little uncomfortable! ! ! Moreover, Wall Street in the 1970s was far less powerful than it is now. It was mainly scattered and not centralized. It was so powerful as written by the author that it was almost unbearable. When they were formed, it was in 1999. The Internet was broken and they were integrated. They also had to engage in global luxury goods. They worked hard to acquire them, and they could only capture 25% of the market for luxury goods at that time, which was worth hundreds of millions of dollars a year. Giving some white gloves before spreading out is totally doable. The result is always writing some misleading practices! ! !

Golf level, a bit off-putting

Not updated? What about people? The author comes out to speak.

The structure is too big, too much politics is involved, and there is no accumulation of time for the company's growth. Just spend money on buying, buying, buying, buying, and becoming the number one. One hundred chapters is half of the net worth of Hong Kong Island and Japan.