The people present looked at Li Changheng again with some admiration and jealousy.

And also because of the spot-on advertisement this time, everyone felt that as long as the company was controlled by Li Changheng, it would be difficult to lose money, let alone go bankrupt.

Soon someone wanted to talk to him on the spot about collaborations on cordless phones, vertical farms, and more.

But Li Changheng is not that stupid, after tomorrow's news will make a lot of reports.

Those who want to cooperate are not just those present.

At least seven major telephone and telegraph companies in the United States, major electronic product manufacturers, regional telecommunications operators, many state and county certificates and state legislators,

There are also several major monopoly giants in agriculture and animal husbandry, and they will definitely be willing to talk about it.

Li Changheng doesn't need to satisfy all the financial groups and capital, all he wants is his own strength in the women's meeting, plus the new strength to support him, as long as it is greater than the opponents.

But the situation was once again beyond his expectation, unexpectedly only 2 days later, extremely favorable news came.

After being asked, I realized that major consortiums and countless capitals watched me first come up with the technology of cable TV network, and then come up with cordless phones and vertical farms.

Not only the visible benefits and prospects are bigger and more attractive, but also let Wall Street and the major families understand that no matter who stands up to oppose the merger of the four companies, there will be more and bigger forces supporting Li Changheng because of their interests.

Coupled with the jobs brought about by these technologies, politicians in the arid areas of Los Angeles, New York, and Texas are even forced to stand on his side by the people and businesses in their own constituencies.

There are also forces lobbying with Shilie and the desert tyrants, which suddenly made the situation clear.

Seeing that more than half of the members of Congress who are in favor of the merger, the remaining members, except for a few diehards, know that it is impossible, so of course they want to take the opportunity to ease the relationship with Li Changheng and other forces.

This makes it easier and simpler than before for Benjamin Arthur, who has long agreed to facilitate the merger, to help lobby and win over major centrists again.

And having the chief barrel go off in person, it is a step up for some Elephant Party MPs, and they voted in favor of it.

At this time, the voting process of the merger of the four companies is overwhelming, which is not enough to describe it correctly.

And Li Changheng was also described by Wall Street and the media as having more influence than any contemporary family and celebrity because he really contributed to this merger involving 11.2 billion US dollars.

Li Changheng's wealth has also been officially valued by many media as ranging from 10 billion to 13 billion.

But no matter what, Li Changheng is the first in the history of the United States to be unanimously recognized by major media, and the first super rich with a net worth exceeding tens of billions.

Li Changheng used the initials of his own name and surname to name it HL Media Group, and it was valued from 11.2 billion to 13 billion by the outside world as soon as the merger started.

Major investment banks even gave predictions that once the merger goes smoothly, HL Media will definitely rise by at least 20% on the first day when it enters the market again.

The reason is entirely because Li Changheng has never failed, and has mastered 37.35% of the shares of the new company.

Once the shareholding exceeds 33.4%, Li Changheng basically has the final say in this company.

Leaving aside the one-vote veto, among the shareholders of HL Media, the numerous shareholders of Citigroup and Hearst alone are enough for Li Changheng to obtain more than 51% of the voting rights of the shares.

Moreover, within the company, telemarketing and United Artists Pictures are the two most profitable departments, and these two departments were founded and developed by Li Changheng.

In the future, due to profit reasons, people from these two factions will definitely occupy an important position and gain more voice in the new company.

Whoever makes the capital world is so realistic, whoever can make money is the ancestor.

Moreover, the executives of the two companies, those who have joined the company for a long time, or employees who have made important contributions, all received allotment shares.

This group of people will only listen to Li Changheng 100% from now on.

Immediately, countless investment institutions and stockholders blindly worshiped and trusted Li Changheng.

Even professional analysts from investment banks such as Gaosheng and Lehman, as well as commercial banks such as Citigroup and Morgan Stanley jumped out and said that the banks have received too many applications from investors to purchase shares in HL Media.

It's a pity that even Citigroup didn't buy any shares in the first few days before the merger.

While the major banks complained, some people also said that the reason why the banks came forward and broke the news this time was because they couldn't buy it themselves.

This is how to use countless investors to force Li Changheng.

This kind of news is just nonsense, and all fools know that the major investment banks and commercial banks have already taken a lot of shares before they merged.

This is nothing more than thinking about hot topics before HL Media relists, and then super high the market value and stock price of HL Media.

But investment institutions and brokerages don't believe it, but they can't stand it because there are stockholders who really believe it.

And the major investment banks and commercial banks don't care about the thoughts of those sober brokers and institutions.

For them, stockholders are eager to buy shares of HL Media, and the market has already been hyped up.

Some people were dissatisfied and reported it, but after investigation by the regulatory authorities, it was true that the banks did not buy shares in private, so they let it go.

After the merger was officially launched, Li Changheng became more relaxed.

What to do is to sort out the relationship between the various factions within the company, and appease those executives who are uneasy because of lawyers and accountants staying in and investigating the internal situation of each company.

The method of pulling and fighting a batch has long been handy for Li Changheng.

However, in order to reduce the internal resistance of the four companies, Li Changheng did not do too much this time.

Not even a single executive was taken away by the police, or charged.

But whether there is a backstage or not, as long as there is a problem, they all receive a letter asking them to resign themselves.

This unexpected approach~lightnovelpub.net~ made countless people surprised, ecstatic and depressed, but it really made the merger smoother.

The reason is probably that Li Changheng used to use black hands and killers at every turn. Many people no longer expected him to use gentle means to handle company mergers.

Since the expectations are very low, suddenly the facts are different from what I thought. Those executives who had already thought about fighting in the corner, or waiting to be taken away with fear and anxiety.

Of course I dare not talk anymore, or fight against him.

Some people even turned around and sent lawyers and audit teams into the company to sort out the company.

So that after he left, Li Changheng would not go back on his word for the sake of credit.

After cleaning up the national broadcasting and Hearst internally, Li Changheng was really free.

He flew to Hong Kong Island and Tokyo, and spent half a month and a week with Ruan Mei and Yumiko respectively. When he flew back to New York again, he began to focus on the Million Dollar Winner program and vertical farming.

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