Life at the Top

Not really.

Jasper was in a great mood as he rode back to the hotel. There was a reason why JW Capital only did angel investments and had rarely been involved in the country’s securities financial market.

This was because JW Capital, whom Jasper was the majority shareholder of, did not have a financial license.

It was almost impossible to get such a thing.

Most importantly, there was no way anyone could get their hands on it without the support of state funds. Supervision over this licensing would only be founded slightly later on, after 2008.

Jasper could involve himself in the securities market secretly, and like a majority of financial companies, the government would normally turn a blind eye.

However, Jasper did not plan to take this risk. Fortunately, while he was picking up scraps in Tefa City, he had managed to come across this license.

He had hit jackpot with this opportunity.

Forget 100 million, Jasper would be willing to pay 500 million for this company and license.

Jasper was now curious about why Downstream Investments had a license this time despite it

in these two timelines. He

soon after.

done, Mr. Laine!” Baz was

cost 100

still felt extremely giddy to be the one

didn’t raise the

you didn’t see how sour he looked then. It’s like he swallowed a

nodded

excitement passed, Baz sat down and said, “Mr. Laine, I originally thought that we’d be able to acquire this business for around 10 million, but we ended up spending 100 million. I’m afraid we’d make

head and replied, “It won’t be a loss. We’ll make huge profits

did not understand

a round of fierce knocks was

immediately got up

could see who was at the door after opening it, someone outside

his stomach. He turned to shout to Jasper, “Mr. Laine, Scott

went to help Baz into