He had heard of Jiang Songran. Although their fields did not overlap entirely, they did intersect. Liu Bin had heard that a leading expert in this field had returned to China, and even that Dingsheng wanted to hire Jiang Songran to oversee its Ulanqab project. He had no idea how someone of that caliber had ended up at a small company.
Yes, in Liu Bin's eyes, Source Intelligence, despite its recent rise to prominence, was nothing more than a small company.
No matter how much the media hyped it up, a company that was unlisted and had only a few years of history was still a small company.
After posing his question, Liu Bin did not wait for Jiang Songran to answer. Instead, he turned back to Secretary Qin. "I understand that the district wants to revive the project, but I also hope the government will keep its eyes open. Don't let some company talk a good game, take it over, then fail to get it running and dump the problem back on you."
Secretary Qin set the bottle of mineral water in his hand down hard on the table.
The bottom of the bottle struck the tabletop with a dull thud.
"Director Liu, watch your wording." Secretary Qin's voice took on a sharper authority. "The district is brokering this deal to help Dingsheng resolve its tied-up assets and get the project operational as soon as possible. You can question the price, reject the terms, or report to your group that you refuse to sell. But what gives you the right to stand here and accuse the district of being duped?"
Secretary Qin was not finished. He pressed on. "If you're capable of solving this, present a plan. If you aren't, take the companies willing to acquire it seriously. A