Marvel Administrative Officer

Chapter 95

Here comes Pepper.

She came very quickly.

Basically, after receiving the news from Tony, she rushed from Los Angeles to New York without stopping.

When Tony saw Pepper with red eyes, he wanted to say one or two warm words, but the words turned into ridicule:
"You seem to cry and worry about your boss?"

Pepper smiled casually, "I'm just worried about losing my job."

"Okay, let's start working." Tony pouted, but in the end he couldn't say a nice word of love.

Jack witnessed the whole reunion process of the straight man and the resentful woman. Even a love insulator like him found Tony's hesitation.

Good men are always reluctant to give themselves up so early, but Tony seems to be 35 years old, doesn't he know that he is already an old leftover man?

Tony, who escaped from the Middle East, still had a lot of things to do, so he said goodbye to Jack in a hurry, and he boarded his Rolls-Royce.

After Tony left, Jack also started to get busy with his career. He called Cheney and Robert respectively and asked them to come to the manor to gather.

The work in Boston was over, so the accountant Robert also returned to New York. As Jack's direct descendant, he was arranged by Jack to serve as the executive president of Xavier Technology Company.

After hesitating for a while, Jack called JJJ again.

Although he joined halfway, Jack was deeply impressed by JJJ's secret filming of Justin Hammer's divorce before. Maybe he will have a wonderful idea in dealing with Hammer.

About two hours later, the three of them arrived at the manor one after another, and under the guidance of secretary Karen, they came to the luxurious reception hall.

The four were seated.

Seeing everyone present, Jack cut straight to the point and said:

"I want to increase my popularity in a short period of time, and I hope you can give me some advice."

The 45-year-old Robert is mature and prudent. He was the first to ask: "Is it because of the problem of popular support?"

Jack nodded, and he explained conclusively: "My friend told me that the main reason why I lost to Hammer was that I didn't let the voters in New York or the Clinton district know me. Makes sense."

"What actions have we taken so far?"

Robert asked again.

Jack shook his hand at Karen.

Karen stood up with the documents and reported: "We put the election manifesto on the New York Times and the New Yorker, printed 28 brochures, made an appointment for an exclusive interview with Vanity Fair, and planned a Jimmy talk show."

After Karen finished speaking, JJJ interjected: "The Bugle Daily is also preparing to launch the third edition of the news."

Robert frowned after listening, and asked an irrelevant question: "Do you know the current income of Xavier Company?"

Jack didn't understand Robert's intentions, so he wanted to show his credit at this time?

Robert didn't intend to be secretive, he continued: "As of last Monday, we have sold 1 million X2000 mobile phones and 2 million X1600 mobile phones. At present, the company is preparing to go public. Wall Street's valuation of our company's listing value is 1100 million. One hundred million U.S. dollars."

Jack laughed. It is of course a good thing that the company can make money, but it seems to have nothing to do with the election.

So he spoke,

"Robert, the company's success is inseparable from your contribution. I will discuss with Hank about granting you equity."

"No, boss, I don't want to claim credit for you, I just want to tell you that we are very rich!" Robert was afraid that Jack would misunderstand, so he paused and continued: "So why do we only place two or three advertisements? We can definitely Advertise in every newspaper in America, and believe me, it will be well worth the money.”

Jack suddenly realized that affected by the memory of his previous life, he seemed to be unable to get rid of his pettiness.

When it came to professional issues, Jack asked JJJ:

"How much does it cost to launch a national advertisement?"

JJJ is an expert in the media industry. He made a calculation in his heart and replied, "About 8000 million US dollars."

"Xavier Technology Company can fully bear the cost, as long as Jack Murdoch, chairman of Xavier Technology Company, is printed on every newspaper!" Robert responded readily.

Are you so proud?

But after thinking about it carefully, he also felt that 8000 million US dollars didn't seem like a lot of money.

Robert's heroic approach opened up Jack's thinking. If he doesn't care about money, he seems to have many directions in which to operate.

"Cheney, help me find out how many charitable foundations there are in New York."

Cheney showed embarrassment, and he replied awkwardly: "Boss, I'm afraid it won't be found out. New Yorkers like to set up charitable foundations. If there must be a number, it will probably be countless."

"Then find the most well-known charitable foundations, and I will support them."

With a wave of his hand, Jack is ready to start his own money-spreading business!

Seeing this, Karen also said, "If this is the case, can we fund the Foundation for the Disabled? As far as I know, there are many disabled people in the Clinton area."

"Of course, they also have voting rights." Jack laughed, he was in a good mood, and the problem that had troubled him for a long time seemed not difficult to solve.

As for why there are so many disabled people in the Clinton area?
Don't forget that it was formerly Hell's Kitchen.

Wouldn't the endless bloody gang battles produce a lot of disabled people?

By analogy, Jack's money offensive is bound to achieve considerable results.

The meeting has since ended, and Jack has also ushered in a busy day.

Starting the next day, New Yorkers found themselves bombarded with the name Jack Murdoch back and forth.

There are posters of Jack Murdoch on the subway.

The newspapers had news about Jack Murdoch.

On TV was an interview with Jack Murdoch.

……

This kind of day lasted for nearly two weeks.

A second poll in the Clinton district showed Jack as the top candidate in the Clinton district with an absolute advantage of 53%.

At the same time, Tony Stark, who returned to Los Angeles, held a press conference. At the press conference, Tony announced that he would permanently close the weapons department of Stark Industries.

This news swept across the United States in an instant, which suppressed the news about Jack Murdoch.

Jack, who got the news, also called Cheney immediately.

"How much discretionary money do I have on my books right now?"

Although Cheney has already gone to work for the mutant support club, he has been in charge of Jack's private funds. He is already familiar with these data in his heart, so he quickly replied:
"About 110 billion U.S. dollars, if you operate a little bit, you can use about 150 billion U.S. dollars."

"Buy all the shares of Stark Industries Group, buy as many as you have!"

Jack gave the order.

But Cheney didn't seem to understand. He persuaded: "Boss, I know you and Tony are very good friends, but since he announced the closure of the weapons department, the stock of Stark Industries has been falling. The Board of Directors of the Kindustry Group is already planning to oust him as chairman."

Jack laughed, of course he would not tell Cheney that Tony in the future would enter the clean energy industry, and then Stark Industries would usher in its true glory.

"Believe me, Cheney, this is a rare opportunity to make a fortune. If you have liquidity, I suggest you also buy some Stark Industries shares. This is simply a money grab."

Since discovering the magic of money, Jack will never let go of any opportunity to make money.

Although Cheney still didn't quite understand, Jack was the boss, and he honestly started the journey of Stark Industries' stock acquisition.

(End of this chapter)