In theory, the struggle for control of a company had nothing to do with Luo Hua, but who could blame Luo Dan for having such enormous influence?
A boss who failed to gain Luo Hua's recognition could not sit securely in that position. If their rivals then egged Luo Hua into stepping in, it would be a disaster.
Without anyone noticing, Luo Hua had grown to this extent. Of course, its influence would only grow greater in the future. With the market of an entire plane in its hands, who could stop it?
Luo Hua would not be bored enough to interfere in such matters, but that did not stop others from making an issue of it. Even those who did not intend to go through Luo Hua had to come pay their respects, lest their competitors use this against them.
When Feng Jun heard the news, he found it rather absurd. Luo Hua had actually become an outside force capable of influencing certain situations?
Still, such a matter was not enough to trouble him. Liang Siyu had more than enough authority to handle it. Luo Hua followed a policy of noninterference, much like Xia Nation's attitude toward other countries.
She did not even meet them, simply stating bluntly, "We only care about price, quality, and delivery speed. As for who runs your company, we do not want to know, nor are we interested in knowing."
However, the changes at that supplier attracted the attention of another appliance company.
The latter company was a rising star with considerable momentum. It had been seeking to go public in recent years. By all rights, its strength was sufficient, but through one mishap after another, it always ran into problems. Though it was a hot IPO candidate every time, it repeatedly missed the