General Electric is just an abandoned child, and it is an abandoned child used to please others? If such a sentence comes from someone else's mouth, it is probably a joke. But if such a person with a background like Morgan said it, it is not ridiculous at all.

He knew very well what a behemoth of Morgan Consortium was. Perhaps in the eyes of others, General Electric would be an absolute giant enterprise and a vital industrial force of a country. But for the Morgan Consortium, General Electric is not an irreplaceable existence. Although it is important, it is not the only one. If that is necessary, it is not impossible to give up it.

Now that old Morgan has shown such a need for him, the major shareholder can only stand up angrily, throw a sentence and then leave.

"You will regret it, you will definitely regret it!"

"Repent?" Looking at his left back, Old Morgan smiled and narrowed his eyes. Some words were not spoken in his mouth, but remained in his heart. Now, when he was the only one left in the study room, he naturally started to whisper to himself. "I have always wanted to ask this question. Have you regretted Morgan becoming what he is today? No, of course you will not regret it. You have taken too many things from Morgan. Now, it is finally time for you to repay all this. Morgan, after all, belongs to Morgan. Get some interest first, and we will calculate the principal slowly!"

Old Morgan has experienced the rise and fall of the Morgan family, and of course he has his own plans in his heart. Unfortunately, the major shareholder of General Electric does not know about this. Now he has been completely immersed in the crisis he faces, and he has no time to care about it and naturally has no time to guess others' thoughts.

After returning to his home in a panic, the major shareholder began to hurriedly count the assets in his hands. He needed to know how much money he could use and how much property he could sell. The reason for doing this was because he knew very well that once General Electric could not hold on, he would almost go bankrupt.

He is definitely the one with the most heavy losses among all shareholders when almost all of his funds are invested in the company's projects. When these projects die with the changes of General Electric, he will completely become penniless. Not only will he lose everything, but he will even owe a large amount of money to the bank.

Capitalists are accustomed to using banks to borrow chickens to lay eggs, which is a shame for them to keep money in their hands. Of course, in most cases, this is the right behavior. After all, currency will depreciate due to inflation, but investment will not. However, when capitalists' investment encounters some fatal blow, their smart behavior will immediately become a curse of life-seeking, directly driving them into the abyss of endless restitution.

This is the case with the major shareholder. He mortgaged his shares and various assets to the bank, borrowed huge amounts of funds to invest in several of the most advantageous projects in the next twenty years. It can be said that if everything develops normally, these projects will bring him rich economic benefits, and even double his value.

However, what happened in the stock market changed everything. His stock depreciated rapidly, which made him unknowingly owe a lot of money to the bank. If those projects are still in operation, then the bank might give him some face and delay some time to raise funds to pay back the money.

However, when the bank knew that those projects had died and it was almost impossible to benefit him, they were afraid that they would immediately turn against him.

There have always been many people in this world who were forced to death by banks, and rich people are among the best. The major shareholder who is almost impossible to repay this huge debt has almost seen his own fate. The assets in his hands are not enough for him to repay his debts, so in the end he was either swept out of the house and begged for a vagabond or jumped off the Kinmen Bridge, and it was all over.

This is not a situation he can accept. In fact, no one can accept it calmly when facing such a situation. Therefore, his emotions began to become irritable and impermanent, which is also an understandable thing.

From time to time, he was beaten and cursed in the study. The situation that was completely different from the education he showed on weekdays made the servants in the mansion become cautious. They didn't know what was going on, but they knew that they were in the wind and waves at this time. If they were not careful, it would probably cause the anger from the owner of the family. Therefore, they had a very tacit understanding and chose to avoid their irritable owner at this time.

Of course, not everyone will do this. For example, the old housekeeper in the family would not do this. After serving his master for many years, he knew very well about his master. He knew that he must be in trouble now, and in this case, the call he just received might help his master. So even though he knew that this was not a good time to show his head, he still knocked on the door tremblingly and said to the major shareholder.

"Sir, there is a phone call here, I think you should listen."

"Get out of here. I'm not in the mood to talk to these guys who don't know where to come from. Also, don't bother me again. Otherwise, I don't mind asking you to get out of this house immediately!"

The major shareholder shouted and cursed, not giving the old housekeeper a little face to the old housekeeper who had served him for more than ten years. This made the old housekeeper's face turn a little pale, but he still said to the owner he served with conscientiousness.

"Sir, the phone call was called by Mr. Harry Osborne, chairman of Osborne Group. He said there are important things to talk to you. I think this should help you with the difficulties you are currently facing."

Hearing Harry's name, the major shareholder finally regained a little rationality. He took a breath, waved his hand to let his old housekeeper go down. Then he hurriedly picked up the microphone on the desk and hurriedly called it back out.

Although he didn't know what it meant to call him at this time, he knew very well that this might be the only turning point he could encounter. No matter what it was for, he had no reason to miss such an opportunity. So he had to call back this call.

Two blind sounds were beeping, and a young man's voice came from the other end of the phone. When he heard this voice, the major shareholder immediately became a little anxious, and even asked in a flattering manner.

"Is it Mr. Harry Osborne? I am Bob Jones, Chairman of General Electric. Is there anything you have just contacted me?"

"Mr. Jones, right? Yes, I just contacted you. I heard you were in some big trouble, right?"

Upon receiving the call, Harry's face showed a smile that a hunter would only feel when he watched his prey get into a trap. This made him feel good and asked questions slowly.

"Just call me Bob. Yes, Mr. Osborn. I'm intimately, I did have some trouble. But I don't understand, does this have anything to do with you looking for me? We probably don't have much intersection, and we've even said that we haven't met before."

Although he regarded Harry as his hope for survival, the major shareholder did not let go of his vigilance. He answered cautiously, but this way of answering immediately made Harry laugh.

"Sorry, Bob. Let's talk a little more directly. I already know about the stock market, and I also know that GE does not have much ability to go through this severe test. Neither the government nor the consortium will give you much help. Because your opponents are what they don't want to offend now. In other words, you have been given up, aren't you?"

The scar of the major shareholder was nakedly opened, which made him feel uncomfortable. What made him most embarrassed was that this sentence was said from the mouth of Harry, a young man whose eyes were not full of hair. You know, before this, he never thought that Harry could be on an equal footing with him. If his father was about the same here, now, because he inherited his father's inheritance, this young boy dared to say such things in front of him. This made him feel uncomfortable.

However, despite feeling uncomfortable, the major shareholder still had no intention of turning against Harry. He took a few deep breaths and suppressed his indignation. Then he kept calm and said to Harry as calm as possible.

"It's true that this looks. But I don't understand, what does this have to do with you. Mr. Osborne, you call me, probably not to say this nonsense to me."

"You're right, I'm not talking nonsense to you."

Nodding, Harry said straight to the major shareholder.

"Tell you the truth, Bob. I have already foreseeed what happened in the stock market. And now it's right, I'm holding a lot of cash in my hand. So do you know what I mean?"

"You want to help GE?"

When he heard this, the major shareholder was a little surprised. He had ignored the foreseeable problem Harry said and was full of joy that he had met a good man. Unfortunately, Harry did not have such an idea.

"Are you kidding me? Why do I help GE? Can GE like this give me any benefits?"

"What do you mean?" The major shareholder who was straightforward in his heart was no longer patient at this time. He frowned and questioned him unhappily. Faced with this question, Harry just replied with a smile.

"It's very simple, Bob. Although I don't want to help GE, I'm willing to help you. I know that you hold GE's shares in your hand, and I also know the debt crisis you are facing now. In a word, one hundred billion. All the shares are handed over to me, and I'll help you overcome this difficult situation. How about it? Are you willing to make this deal with me?"
Chapter completed!