Hong Kong Island: My Father Is the King of Shipowners, and I'm the Young Master Prince Ren

I never had a son, but now I have a son. Even if he is an illegitimate child, it is legitimate.

I hereby promise that if you are a eunuch or a ghostwriter, I wish you a boyfriend, and I am a man.

The protagonist is really a licker. I didn't like you at first, but I was so sentimental that I burst into tears of gratitude.

What a **** author, your father doesn't care about you, but you are still very grateful in your heart, it's so ****

I went out on the street and was raised outside. I didn't feel any discomfort at all. I happily went back to recognize my father.

There is no need for the Swire Group to do it. The money used by the Swire Group to acquire Wheelock shares is only its own reserves, not borrowed through share mortgages. Moreover, the Swire Group implements an absolute control system for the company, and all of them are above 50. Even the Swire Group controlled by the Schweizer family is over fifty. When the financial crisis comes, it will only cause them to lose some money and the stock price will fluctuate. It will not hurt their bones at all. And Swire Group can also borrow money from HSBC. The Swire Group's business model, which is as stable as a dog, is not easy to manage at all. With a holding of more than 50, the reserve fund is full, and there are no loans or debts, just like a turtle. Just make a profit on the price difference, just let the charter king go to the Swire Group to buy back Wheelock's shares. It would be best to buy the Union Dockyard as well.

It seems that it is not feasible to build an airport on Ap Lei Chau. The landing of the airport needs to be based on the direction of the wind. Just like Kai Tak Airport, it needs to make a big turn to the left and land across the mountains. The landing at Ap Lei Chau is not much better than at Kai Tak. You need to cross Victoria Peak to land, which is very difficult. And you have to think about who lives in Taiping Mountain. They are all rich people, and they will definitely resist. Hong Kong Island is not your Bao family's Hong Kong Island, and it is not something you can do whatever you want. You must listen to the suggestions of the public. The original locations for the Hong Kong International Airport were Chek Lap Kok, Lamma Island and Tai Po Port, and there was no Ap Lei Chau at all. Later, I chose Chek Lap Kok for various reasons. At least it's much easier to take off and land, and it won't disturb people. If you place it on Ap Lei Chau, the sound of takeoffs and landings at the airport will make people on Hong Kong Island complain to you. This airport will probably not even open.

There is really no need to buy the gold from HSBC. The benefits are not proportional to the risks at all. If the protagonist really needs money, he can entrust Merrill Lynch to go to Japan to buy the Nikkei Index and sell it in June 1989, which will make about double the profit. However, the protagonist does need money. In future business acquisitions, acquisitions worth tens of billions of dollars abound, such as Westinghouse Electric and Warner Lambert. The protagonist is no longer suitable for using these conspiracies. An upright conspiracy is much better than this kind of conspiracy. The benefits of conspiracy may not be great, but the risks of the conspiracy are great. Yangmou's profits are not necessarily small, but its own risks are relatively small, and it can be considered normal business behavior. Moreover, the protagonist has lived two lives, with a shallow palace and too many facial expressions. Just like a person who has not experienced strong winds and waves. It would be great if my mind could be as pure as water at any time and at any time.

HSBC's gold reserves are 220 tons, not 2.2 Million tons. It's my fault for not checking. Fortunately, a friend pointed out the error. Thank you.

I originally wanted to remind the author, but the author also needs to check whether these pieces of land have thousand-year land leases, and don't stupidly exchange the thousand-year land leases. Land parcels such as Harbor City owned by Wharf and Future Times Square have millennium land leases. The fourth uncle also has a good thing in his hand, which is the land exchange rights and interests document, the land exchange rights and interests document that deceived the Hong Kong government. The court documents regarding land exchange rights are mainly concentrated in the hands of Chen Tinghua, Wang Dehui, Sishu and Guo Desheng. Chen Tinghua and the Ship King were fellow villagers, and Wang Dehui was in trouble in ninety years. As long as his fourth uncle and Guo Desheng could be dealt with, the land rights exchange would have little impact. Li Huanggua has quite a lot of good stuff in his hands, including Hong Kong Electric, Qingzhou Yingni, Anderson Daya, Wireless Holdings, Watson's PARKnSHOP, Hutchison Telecommunications, etc.