Life at the Top

Chad did not mind. He knew that most of the time, knowing too much would only turn out troublesome, especially since he was not a formidable person.

Thankful, Chad quickly excused himself and walked over to the podium.

Chad then began to give an unnecessary opening speech to introduce the plot of land for formality’s sake.

Meanwhile, Mr. Powers and Jasper began to chat privately between themselves below.

“Mr. Laine, the higher-ups state that as long as what you spoke of was the truth, then we’re willing to provide the best discounts for you,” Mr. Powers relayed.

Jasper was not surprised. It was a large investment, one every city in the country needed. Reed City’s stance on the matter was rather satisfactory.

“What are the specifics?” Jasper asked.

for the following three, there’ll be a 50% discount. Tax for the next five years after that will also be halved. Tax will only be paid in full after the ten-year mark.

There’s no way I’d look for workers from elsewhere. This is a very logical request,”

duo’s discussion had a great start and Mr. Powers smiled as he continued to speak, “The city government will be in charge of the traffic and road work around your electronic equipment

railway lines, the city government promises that

nodded expressionlessly. Pointing at Chad, he smiled. “Then comes the most important question. What about

knew that the conversation now involved

for his factory, while the city government also needed Jasper’s 600 to 700 million investment as well as occupational quotas. It was a win-win

Marcus and his friends wanted to make Jasper lose

Marcus and his friends’ existence was already affecting the city government’s

thought, Mr. Powers clenched his jaw as he thought back to what the higher-ups had told him and he replied, “To be frank with you, Mr. Laine, the city government is on your side. After all, there’s a big problem with Fortune Co., Ltd’s internal