Legend of Xiangjiang Tycoon

Back at the Hilton Hotel, Li Zhiwen went to see He Chaoqiong. Because of He Chaoqiong's body, Li Zhiwen did not take her to Rover Motor Company and Telegraph Company, but let her rest.

Li Zhiwen opened He Chaoqiong's door and said to He Chaoqiong on the bed, "Chaoqiong, how do you feel?"

He Chaoqiong saw that it was Li Zhiwen, so he struggled to get up.

Li Zhiwen quickly rushed up and pressed He Chaoqiong onto the bed, and said, "Don't get up, since you are sick."

"Brother Wen, I'm much better, but you are here, and suddenly I feel a little thirsty and want to drink some water." He Chaoqiong said.

"Don't move, I'll feed you." Li Zhiwen said.

Then Li Zhiwen poured a little hot water from the living room and tested the temperature by himself to ensure that He Chaoqiong could directly enter it.

Then Li Zhiwen came to the bedroom with water, put the water cup on the bedside table, and raised He Chaoqiong's upper body so that she was leaning against Li Zhiwen’s chest, while Li Zhiwen’s left hand took the water cup from the bedside table and fed it bit by bit. .

He Chaoqiong was very moved by Li Zhiwen's actions. Although the two did not say anything, their behavior abroad has surpassed the relationship of ordinary friends. It is just that the two of them do not want to say anything, just want to enjoy the short-term tenderness. .

Li Zhiwen fed He Chaoqiong the whole glass of water, and helped He Chaoqiong to lie down again, and said something to He Chaoqiong, before putting He Chaoqiong to fall asleep.

And Li Zhiwen returned to his room after He Chaoqiong fell asleep.

A few days later, there was good news from Holland Kramer. The negotiation with the Financial Times went very smoothly after the intervention of the Duke of Bedford. Mars Capital spent a total of 23.2 million pounds to obtain the "Financial All shares in The Times and 50% in The Economist.

Li Zhiwen also accepted Quickwolf's suggestion and did not knead the Financial Times with the Telegraph Company, but separated the Financial Times.

The change of hands of the "Financial Times" made Mars Capital's reputation spread throughout London's financial markets, not only in the media industry, but also in the financial industry.

At the end of last year, when someone in mind reported that Mars Capital was interested in acquiring the Financial Times from Pearson Education Group, they were ridiculed by the financial and media circles for a long time.

The stupid big man who didn't know where he came from wanted to buy the "Financial Times" without looking at his own size.

When Mars Capital acquires the telecommunications newspaper company, the people who eat melon do not think that Mars Capital has the ability to acquire the Financial Times from Pearson Education Group.

Nothing else, just because the "Financial Times" is so special. It is the largest financial newspaper in the UK, and it also owns half of the shares of The Economist, one of the four largest financial magazines in the world. The British elite has a wide range of influence.

It even has a deep influence in the financial markets of various European countries.

But at this time everyone was dumbfounded. Pearson Education Group really sold the "Financial Times", which made many people wonder what the sacred Mars Capital is.

But the higher-end class already knows the inside story, after all, the Duke of Bedford's actions are not silent.

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Zidanefar is the president of the "Financial Times" newspaper. He is in his early fifties and is a professional manager. The "Financial Times" has developed very well under his management.

However, he was now trembling in front of a young man, waiting for his question.

Zidanefar was trembling. The man in front of him was the boss behind Mars Capital, the acquirer of the Financial Times, and his immediate boss.

That's right, this young man is Li Zhiwen. He is now inspecting the company in the office of the Financial Times.

"Sit down, Mr. Fall!" Li Zhiwen said.

"Don't dare, boss, you just call me Zidane directly." Zidanefar sat down and said.

"Okay, Zidane, I came to the company for no other purpose, just to get a closer look at the company's situation. You can introduce the company's details first." Li Zhiwen said.

"Okay, boss!"

"The company currently has 372 employees, including offices in Paris, New York, Hong Kong and other places..."

Following Zidanefar's talk, Li Zhiwen has a more comprehensive and better understanding of the information in the Financial Times.

Before he knew it, Li Zhiwen got a general impression of the "Financial Times" under the narration of Zidanefar, with more and more smiles on his face.

"Financial Times" is a high-quality asset for Li Zhiwen.

Both Li Zhiwen and Pearson Education Group are rare high-quality assets, otherwise Pearson Education Group will not always refuse to agree to the acquisition.

If you can't afford the help of the Duke of Bedford, plus the "Financial Times" is not the main business of Pearson Education Group, otherwise Li Zhiwen really can't win the "Financial Times".

But anyway, now that the "Financial Times" is in Li Zhiwen's hands, Li Zhiwen will not sell the "Financial Times" again.

Suddenly a term came out of Zidanefar’s mouth, "Financial Times Stock Index"

"Stop, Zidane." Li Zhiwen interrupted Zidanefar.

Zidane Fal immediately stopped talking, but looked at Li Zhiwen with a puzzled face, not knowing what Li Zhiwen meant to stop himself.

Li Zhiwen glanced at Zidane Fal with a bewildered look and said: "Zidane, UU Reading www.uukanshu.com, tell me about this Financial Times stock index."

Zidanephar heard Li Zhiwen’s words and was a little confused. In his opinion, this "Financial Times Stock Index" is nothing special at all, but he still introduced: "The market value of the Financial Times Stock Index is FT30. It is the main calculation method. The geometric average of industrial stocks was first announced in 1935. Since it only accounts for 30% of the market value, it is a geometric average and its long-term performance is not significant."

Li Zhiwen heard Zidanefar's introduction and immediately understood what this "Financial Times Stock Index" meant. It would be the castrated version of the Hang Seng Index if it was put in Hong Kong.

The Hang Seng Index is a weighted average stock price index with 33 representative listed stocks in the Hong Kong stock market as constituent stock samples and their issuance as a weight. It is a stock price index that reflects the price movement trend of the Hong Kong stock market.

As a latecomer who is concerned about the development of the Hong Kong stock market, Li Zhiwen knows the brilliance of the Hang Seng Index. He did not expect that the "Financial Times" subordinates actually have the "Financial Times Stock Index". How could he not be excited.

This is a big killer that is conducive to increasing the authority and influence of the Financial Times in the British financial industry, and the Financial Times has Li Zhiwen's company. Isn't this also improving Li Zhiwen's influence in the British financial industry?