Liu Yongquan was very accommodating. There was practically nothing to discuss.
That afternoon, Gu Sheng had his men and a lawyer take the money and follow Liu Yongquan to see the two minority shareholders.
Two million for each ten-percent stake. Gu Sheng wasn't going to shortchange them over such a small sum.
The two minority shareholders did want to keep a few shares and ride his coattails. Even a one-percent stake might end up being worth more than their current ten percent.
But they never got the chance.
There weren't that many free lunches in the world.
Although Gu Sheng liked working with others-cooperation brought mutual gains, after all, and let him extend his reach into every corner of society, forming a vast network.
A lone tree couldn't withstand the storms.
But even when he sought partners, he wouldn't choose minor shareholders like these.
During this time, Wei Zhaohui also called Liu Yongquan.
"Boss, what exactly did they want with you?" Wei Zhaohui was a kindly fellow and was still a little worried about Liu Yongquan.
"Nothing bad, but Tin Tin Daily will be getting a new owner!" Liu Yongquan said casually. His mood wasn't bad, and he didn't feel he'd lost out.
This connection might save his life someday.
"A new owner... Gu Sheng?" Wei Zhaohui caught on at once, his voice even stuttering.
He'd never imagined that in the space of an afternoon, they would be getting a new owner, let alone someone with such a fearsome reputation.
"Just keep it in mind and do your job properly when the time comes," Liu Yongquan reminded him.
After hanging up, Wei Zhaohui was rather anxious too, unsure what things would be like under the new owner.
That night, the two minority shareholders' shares were transferred to Gu Sheng.
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