The suicide of a Rothschild Bank executive and the leak of its investment plans continued to ferment across the internet and various media outlets.
The business world was an information game. If your opponent knew your information while you knew nothing about theirs, the final result would be a crushing defeat. For an investment institution, the leak of an investment plan was an extremely serious matter. It was practically exposing oneself completely naked before the competition.
The market values of the companies listed in the investment plan were affected, undergoing varying degrees of change. Some fell sharply, while others rose rapidly. After all, they were companies favored by the Rothschild Family, so their prospects could not be poor. Ordinary investors naturally piled in.
Ant Army Company was privately owned and not publicly listed, so it suffered no substantial impact. Several companies had publicly announced that they would suspend cooperation with Rothschild Bank and shift their business to other investment banks.
Rothschild Bank's reputation within the industry also took a severe hit because of this incident.
But for outsiders, this spectacle was more than entertaining enough.
This family, with a legacy spanning more than two centuries, had always remained mysterious. This incident exposed them before ordinary people, making it impossible for them to keep a low profile.
An investment plan leak, followed by a "suicide"—it was practically like something out of a spy drama. With such a gripping story, many people refused to believe there was no deeper conspiracy behind it.
Because Ant Army Company was included in the plan, the news also dominated domestic media headlines.
Ant Army Company had always been a hot topic. This plan leak also exposed the cooperation between the Rothschild Family and Ant Army Company.
In response to the various online rumors, the public relations