Chapter 213: Unhappy

February 11 is the traditional Chinese Lantern Festival, but the Japanese have changed the Spring Festival to the New Year's Day in the Gregorian calendar. Only Chinese circles like to celebrate this festival in Japan, but this day is simply unhappy for the three of them.

Yamaichi Securities' interim president Tsubasa Watanabe was very unhappy these days because a loyal subordinate brought him several tapes of ripped tapes. There was a conversation in detail that detailed the company's former president and officers who he thought was his mentor and senior company, and he colluded with officials from the Otagiri Province to split the company's assets. In addition, the managers of various companies under the Furong Consortium, one of the six major Japanese consortiums, participated in the secret conversation at the Furong Conference, showing that the consortium's pillar and the company's largest creditor bank, Fuji Bank, has completely given up the idea of ​​saving Yamaichi Securities, and instead discussed the valuable assets of Yamaichi Securities in each affiliated company to reduce the damage of various holding companies.

If the conversation between the managers of the Furong Club forced Shanyi Securities to a dead end, it was still as expected. Then the actions of the former president and the officers made him feel the betrayal of being stabbed in the back. His work experience in this life was closely related to the company. He gradually moved from an ordinary staff member to his current position. In July last year, because Shanyi Securities illegally raised funds for underworld groups, the company's senior management, including the president, resigned one after another. As the "fire-fighting captain", he was ordered to save the building. He wanted to win the building, but he didn't expect that after taking over, he found that Shanyi Securities' century-old store was full of holes and a shipwreck. He was unable to make up for the situation, and as the last president who had been in office for four months, he took the initiative to announce his "self-waste business."

But he never expected this to be a trap. He was just a shield and scapegoat for responding to the bankruptcy of Shanyi Securities and accepting criticism from the society and the company after the bankruptcy of Shanyi Securities. The Wall Street Journal, far away in the United States, had published news that Shanyi Securities veterans and Japanese officials secretly colluded with each other in an attempt to embezzle the company's property. Of course, he knew it was done by some middle-level cadres of the company, but he did not pursue it. After this news was published, the old guys hiding behind must have been panicked.

He may not mind the companies in the Furong Consortium standing by. After all, although the six major consortiums controlled the lifeline of Japan's economy after the war, the landslide of Japan's economy that lasted for ten years has made the companies in each consortium look different. They will only seek benefits for their respective companies, and even compete to fight each other to the point of a big fight. The atmosphere of cooperation between consortium companies will be greatly reduced, which will only add icing on the cake and will not provide timely help.

He also doesn't mind carrying the infamy that Shanyi Securities has been burdened with by his own hands. After all, compared to his personal reputation, the future prospects of nearly 10,000 employees of the company and the compensation provided by the company are more important. But what he cannot accept is that his hard work will eventually be a big joke. His reputation has been ruined, but the employees have nothing to gain. The senior executives who have sucked the blood of the company are watching him bear the infamy of both inside and outside, and are like a clown being played with and fooled.

Tsuku Watanabe was very unhappy and decided to make all the guys who think he was a fool regret it. He told his secretary: "You go and make some preparations. I will hold a press conference at the company headquarters later to answer their questions of interest in detail." Then he whispered to the secretary, "In addition, after the press conference, you arrange for me to meet Xingfu Investment, and say I can consider their conditions."

Japan's Ministry of Finance is known as the Ministry of Finance, and is one of the most important departments in the Japanese cabinet. However, in recent days, the Minister of the Ministry of Finance, Mitsuka Hiroshi Mitsuka was very unhappy. As a politician in the Liberal Democratic Party who is familiar with economy and finance, he felt very proud when he was appointed as Minister of the Ministry of Finance by Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto, who was regarded as "pride and arrogant" in the party, and felt that he had reached the peak of politics. He was not a person with outstanding abilities. He was already satisfied with this fat man, but the sudden Asian financial crisis completely ruined his plan to spend his leisurely in office.

During this period, he was frightened by the wave of currency depreciation among Asian countries, and the collapse of domestic large enterprises made him even more anxious. As an official in charge of the economy, he certainly knew the bad debts of various Japanese banks than anyone else. However, outside, Southeast Asian countries regarded Japan, the largest economic power in Asia, as a savior, and inside, major companies asked the province of Tibet and the Japanese banks to relieve their difficulties. Under multiple pressures, he, the Minister of Tibet, really lived like years. But at this critical moment, there were scandals that his deputy, Shintoshi Toshino, Kazunashi, colluded with officials and businessmen in Yamaichi Securities, and planned to divide Yamaichi Securities.

There is a very interesting phenomenon in Japanese politics. Often, the cabinet minister's grasp and interpretation of policies is not as thorough as his deputy. Therefore, when Hiroshi Mitsuka came to power, he relied heavily on the person named Fukiyo Toshiyuki, among the five subordinates around him. Unexpectedly, he caused this scandal, which made the entire Datoma Province passive. As a hidden rule of the Japanese political and business community, officials were implied by companies to seek benefits for companies on the stage, and after stepping down, they took up senior positions in companies that received benefits. This kind of " The revolving door phenomenon is a secret that officials and businessmen are tacitly aware of this kind of politics. However, ordinary people have long been aware of and dissatisfied with this kind of politics. In order to maintain a superficial integrity, successive Japanese governments have also cracked down on this several times. However, Japan's traditional bureaucratic structure is very stubborn, and the Japanese political elections are frequent, and the official positions of government functional departments are often changed. As their deputy, civil servants, such as their deputy, can serve as several cabinets without changing, which has become a severely affected area for collusion between officials and businessmen.

What made Mitsuka Hiroshi the most angry was that he only learned the truth through newspapers and the Internet. It was reported that Miben, former president of Fujigo Toshinoya Yamaichi Securities, conspired to withdraw funds for Yamaichi Securities' secret activities overseas, and also wanted to apply for the Japanese bank to allocate funds to solve the special funds for Yamaichi Securities' assets after its bankruptcy.

The matter is now very quarrel, and even if Shingotsushi voluntarily resigned, it would be useless. Yesterday, he received a hint from the Prime Minister that if it was not handled well, he had to resign and his political career was over. When his assistant rushed into the office and turned on the TV, the current Yamaichi Securities president Toru Watanabe read out the list of officials who had inspected Yamaichi Securities to various government departments, especially the Tamaichi Province and the Japanese Bank for many years, but accepted bribes, he sat dejectedly on the sofa and held his temple in pain, knowing that he, the Tamaichi Minister, was about to announce his resignation.

The most unhappy person is Hoffman, the editor-in-chief of the Wall Street Journal, which is far away in the United States. This old man in his sixties has a keen sense of political and economic smell. He has made great contributions to making this newspaper the number one internationally renowned economic newspaper. But now he is browsing a website on his office computer, and he feels unhappy after being designed.

Because Shanyi Securities has assets of over 10 billion US dollars, it is a veritable big man in the business world. Its bankruptcy and a series of subsequent news about conspiracy and betrayal will be headlines no matter which newspaper it is placed in. So when he learned that a reporter from the Japanese reporter station contacted a supervisor of Shanyi Securities who did not want to be named and got the exclusive secret, he was ecstatic and quickly made the news public.

But what made him depressed was that his subordinates soon discovered that similar news had been published on a Hong Kong entertainment website called "Starlight", and what was even more exaggerated was that there were blurry videos on it as evidence! Compared to the recording materials he obtained, the other party obviously had more information. Although the website did not promote the news, Hoffman still felt that he had been put on.

At this time, traditional media mostly disdained the Internet news, because there are too many fake news on it, making it difficult to distinguish the authenticity and are at a loss. But Hoffman is not an old man who reported the old and old. He has long realized the threat of online media to traditional media, but he never thought it would come so quickly! He is browsing this website every day and noticed that this entertainment website has attracted the attention of many people in the financial industry because of the Shanyi Securities scandal and the exclusive information. At the same time, this website also has expert connections, chat rooms and other service projects. Viewers can watch the latest news in real time, listen to the incisive analysis of on-site experts, and even use the instant online communication software called QQ provided by the website, website editors, experts, and netizens from all over the world chat and comment at any time.

Hoffman was deeply shocked by the website's advanced news processing mode. He seemed to see a new door opening in front of him. Although it was already late in Asia, he watched the speech of Toru Watanabe, the current president of Yamaichi Securities, while paying attention to the news about the resignation of Japanese Minister Hiroshi Mizuka, in the floating text below the screen. After pondering for a long time, he opened the penguin avatar QQ software that looked a little childish and sent an instant message to the editor of Xingguang.com, "Hello, I am Richard Hoffman of the Wall Street Journal. Are you interested in chatting?"

To his surprise, although it was midnight, there was a knock on the door from the computer speaker, and a line of words appeared in the software display box: "Hello, I am Ma Huateng, the manager of Xingdong Network Department. Thank you very much for the call from the editor-in-chief of the Wall Street Journal. What do you want to talk about?"

When all this happened, Yang Xingzheng was proudly signed a contract with Epida Memory wafer factory and IBM Japan representatives in the Tsukuba Science and Technology Museum. If nothing unexpected happens, engineers from the mainland, Taiwan and Hong Kong will transport two complete wafer production lines to Hong Kong with the assistance of the technicians of these two companies. The 6-inch wafer production line only stayed in the Hong Kong customs warehouse for one night and went north to the mainland, and finally settled in a factory called Tianshu, jointly built by the Kyushu High-tech Zone, the Kyushu monocrystalline silicon factory.
Chapter completed!