Chapter 537: Prototype

【Anti-theft Sticker Chapter】

Coming to the opposite side of Simon's desk, Girl A, who was dressed in an OL suit, handed over several documents separately and said, "Boss, this is the latest meeting memorandum on the acquisition negotiation of Christie's in Europe, as well as the collection and auction industry materials you ordered to collect." Plus, here's tomorrow's schedule in San Francisco. ”

Simon turned off the computer on his desk, just picked up a memo from Christie's acquisition, and said, "Let's go back, and we can read the rest at home." ”

Alison hurriedly put away the remaining documents, hugged them in her arms, and followed Simon out of the office.

Walking into the elevator, Simon opened the memo and went straight to the part he cared about the most.

After agreeing to Sophia's proposal to buy Christie's auction house a few days ago, female executives began negotiations with Christie's shareholders who were interested in selling their shares.

Founded more than 200 years ago, Christie's, like its arch-rival Sotheby's, has long been a publicly traded company.

As the auction industry has fallen into a downturn with the global recession, Christie's has a recent market capitalization of just Β£430 million, or about $670 million, which is only 13 times the price-to-earnings ratio compared to its previous fiscal year's profits. The stock price of a listed company is often more inclined to reflect its forward business performance, and the price-to-earnings ratio of 13 times undoubtedly represents the capital market is not optimistic about the prospects of the auction company.

After the acquisition plan was confirmed, Melisandre made secret contacts with Christie's shareholders and management, and on the other hand, began to buy shares in the company privately. In this way, even if the acquisition cannot be completed in the end, Melisandre can make a small profit by buying low and selling high.

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Coming to the opposite side of Simon's desk, Girl A, who was dressed in an OL suit, handed over several documents separately and said, "Boss, this is the latest meeting memorandum on the acquisition negotiation of Christie's in Europe, as well as the collection and auction industry materials you ordered to collect." Plus, here's tomorrow's schedule in San Francisco. ”

Simon turned off the computer on his desk, just picked up a memo from Christie's acquisition, and said, "Let's go back, and we can read the rest at home." ”

Alison hurriedly put away the remaining documents, hugged them in her arms, and followed Simon out of the office.

Walking into the elevator, Simon opened the memo and went straight to the part he cared about the most.

After agreeing to Sophia's proposal to buy Christie's auction house a few days ago, female executives began negotiations with Christie's shareholders who were interested in selling their shares.

Founded more than 200 years ago, Christie's, like its arch-rival Sotheby's, has long been a publicly traded company.

As the auction industry has fallen into a downturn with the global recession, Christie's has a recent market capitalization of just Β£430 million, or about $670 million, which is only 13 times the price-to-earnings ratio compared to its previous fiscal year's profits. The stock price of a listed company is often more inclined to reflect its forward business performance, and the price-to-earnings ratio of 13 times undoubtedly represents the capital market is not optimistic about the prospects of the auction company.

After the acquisition plan was confirmed, Melisandre made secret contacts with Christie's shareholders and management, and on the other hand, began to buy shares in the company privately. In this way, even if the acquisition cannot be completed in the end, Melisandre can make a small profit by buying low and selling high.

Coming to the opposite side of Simon's desk, Girl A, who was dressed in an OL suit, handed over several documents separately and said, "Boss, this is the latest meeting memorandum on the acquisition negotiation of Christie's in Europe, as well as the collection and auction industry materials you ordered to collect." Plus, here's tomorrow's schedule in San Francisco. ”

Simon turned off the computer on his desk, just picked up a memo from Christie's acquisition, and said, "Let's go back, and we can read the rest at home." ”

Alison hurriedly put away the remaining documents, hugged them in her arms, and followed Simon out of the office.

Walking into the elevator, Simon opened the memo and went straight to the part he cared about the most.

After agreeing to Sophia's proposal to buy Christie's auction house a few days ago, female executives began negotiations with Christie's shareholders who were interested in selling their shares.

Founded more than 200 years ago, Christie's, like its arch-rival Sotheby's, has long been a publicly traded company.

As the auction industry has fallen into a downturn with the global recession, Christie's has a recent market capitalization of just Β£430 million, or about $670 million, which is only 13 times the price-to-earnings ratio compared to its previous fiscal year's profits. The stock price of a listed company is often more inclined to reflect its forward business performance, and the price-to-earnings ratio of 13 times undoubtedly represents the capital market is not optimistic about the prospects of the auction company.

After the acquisition plan was confirmed, Melisandre made secret contacts with Christie's shareholders and management, and on the other hand, began to buy shares in the company privately. In this way, even if the acquisition cannot be completed in the end, Melisandre can make a small profit by buying low and selling high.

Coming to the opposite side of Simon's desk, Girl A, who was dressed in an OL suit, handed over several documents separately and said, "Boss, this is the latest meeting memorandum on the acquisition negotiation of Christie's in Europe, as well as the collection and auction industry materials you ordered to collect." Plus, here's tomorrow's schedule in San Francisco. ”

Simon turned off the computer on his desk, just picked up a memo from Christie's acquisition, and said, "Let's go back, and we can read the rest at home." ”

Alison hurriedly put away the remaining documents, hugged them in her arms, and followed Simon out of the office.

Walking into the elevator, Simon opened the memo and went straight to the part he cared about the most.

After agreeing to Sophia's proposal to buy Christie's auction house a few days ago, female executives began negotiations with Christie's shareholders who were interested in selling their shares.

Founded more than 200 years ago, Christie's, like its arch-rival Sotheby's, has long been a publicly traded company.

As the auction industry has fallen into a downturn with the global recession, Christie's has a recent market capitalization of just Β£430 million, or about $670 million, which is only 13 times the price-to-earnings ratio compared to its previous fiscal year's profits. The stock price of a listed company is often more inclined to reflect its forward business performance, and the price-to-earnings ratio of 13 times undoubtedly represents the capital market is not optimistic about the prospects of the auction company.

After the acquisition plan was confirmed, Melisandre made secret contacts with Christie's shareholders and management, and on the other hand, began to buy shares in the company privately. In this way, even if the acquisition cannot be completed in the end, Melisandre can make a small profit by buying low and selling high.

Coming to the opposite side of Simon's desk, Girl A, who was dressed in an OL suit, handed over several documents separately and said, "Boss, this is the latest meeting memorandum on the acquisition negotiation of Christie's in Europe, as well as the collection and auction industry materials you ordered to collect." Plus, here's tomorrow's schedule in San Francisco. ”

Simon turned off the computer on his desk, just picked up a memo from Christie's acquisition, and said, "Let's go back, and we can read the rest at home." ”

Alison hurriedly put away the remaining documents, hugged them in her arms, and followed Simon out of the office.

Walking into the elevator, Simon opened the memo and went straight to the part he cared about the most.

After agreeing to Sophia's proposal to buy Christie's auction house a few days ago, female executives began negotiations with Christie's shareholders who were interested in selling their shares.

Founded more than 200 years ago, Christie's, like its arch-rival Sotheby's, has long been a publicly traded company.

As the auction industry has fallen into a downturn with the global recession, Christie's has a recent market capitalization of just Β£430 million, or about $670 million, which is only 13 times the price-to-earnings ratio compared to its previous fiscal year's profits. The stock price of a listed company is often more inclined to reflect its forward business performance, and the price-to-earnings ratio of 13 times undoubtedly represents the capital market is not optimistic about the prospects of the auction company.

After the acquisition plan was confirmed, Melisandre made secret contacts with Christie's shareholders and management, and on the other hand, began to buy shares in the company privately. In this way, even if the acquisition cannot be completed in the end, Melisandre can make a small profit by buying low and selling high.

Coming to the opposite side of Simon's desk, Girl A, who was dressed in an OL suit, handed over several documents separately and said, "Boss, this is the latest meeting memorandum on the acquisition negotiation of Christie's in Europe, as well as the collection and auction industry materials you ordered to collect." Plus, here's tomorrow's schedule in San Francisco. ”

Simon turned off the computer on his desk, just picked up a memo from Christie's acquisition, and said, "Let's go back, and we can read the rest at home." ”

Alison hurriedly put away the remaining documents, hugged them in her arms, and followed Simon out of the office.

Walking into the elevator, Simon opened the memo and went straight to the part he cared about the most.

After agreeing to Sophia's proposal to buy Christie's auction house a few days ago, female executives began negotiations with Christie's shareholders who were interested in selling their shares.

Founded more than 200 years ago, Christie's, like its arch-rival Sotheby's, has long been a publicly traded company.

As the auction industry has fallen into a downturn with the global recession, Christie's has a recent market capitalization of just Β£430 million, or about $670 million, which is only 13 times the price-to-earnings ratio compared to its previous fiscal year's profits. The stock price of a listed company is often more inclined to reflect its forward business performance, and the price-to-earnings ratio of 13 times undoubtedly represents the capital market is not optimistic about the prospects of the auction company.

After the acquisition plan was confirmed, Melisandre made secret contacts with Christie's shareholders and management, and on the other hand, began to buy shares in the company privately. In this way, even if the acquisition cannot be completed in the end, Melisandre can make a small profit by buying low and selling high.

Coming to the opposite side of Simon's desk, Girl A, who was dressed in an OL suit, handed over several documents separately and said, "Boss, this is the latest meeting memorandum on the acquisition negotiation of Christie's in Europe, as well as the collection and auction industry materials you ordered to collect." Plus, here's tomorrow's schedule in San Francisco. ”

Simon turned off the computer on his desk, just picked up a memo from Christie's acquisition, and said, "Let's go back, and we can read the rest at home." ”

Alison hurriedly put away the remaining documents, hugged them in her arms, and followed Simon out of the office.

Walking into the elevator, Simon opened the memo and went straight to the part he cared about the most.

After agreeing to Sophia's proposal to buy Christie's auction house a few days ago, female executives began negotiations with Christie's shareholders who were interested in selling their shares.

Founded more than 200 years ago, Christie's, like its arch-rival Sotheby's, has long been a publicly traded company.

As the auction industry has fallen into a downturn with the global recession, Christie's has a recent market capitalization of just Β£430 million, or about $670 million, which is only 13 times the price-to-earnings ratio compared to its previous fiscal year's profits. The stock price of a listed company is often more inclined to reflect its forward business performance, and the price-to-earnings ratio of 13 times undoubtedly represents the capital market is not optimistic about the prospects of the auction company.

After the acquisition plan was confirmed, Melisandre made secret contacts with Christie's shareholders and management, and on the other hand, began to buy shares in the company privately. In this way, even if the acquisition cannot be completed in the end, Melisandre can make a small profit by buying low and selling high.

Coming to the opposite side of Simon's desk, Girl A, who was dressed in an OL suit, handed over several documents separately and said, "Boss, this is the latest meeting memorandum on the acquisition negotiation of Christie's in Europe, as well as the collection and auction industry materials you ordered to collect." Plus, here's tomorrow's schedule in San Francisco. ”

Simon turned off the computer on his desk, just picked up a memo from Christie's acquisition, and said, "Let's go back, and we can read the rest at home." ”

Alison hurriedly put away the remaining documents, hugged them in her arms, and followed Simon out of the office.

Walking into the elevator, Simon opened the memo and went straight to the part he cared about the most.

After agreeing to Sophia's proposal to buy Christie's auction house a few days ago, female executives began negotiations with Christie's shareholders who were interested in selling their shares.

Founded more than 200 years ago, Christie's, like its arch-rival Sotheby's, has long been a publicly traded company.

As the auction industry has fallen into a downturn with the global recession, Christie's has a recent market capitalization of just Β£430 million, or about $670 million, which is only 13 times the price-to-earnings ratio compared to its previous fiscal year's profits. The stock price of a listed company is often more inclined to reflect its forward business performance, and the price-to-earnings ratio of 13 times undoubtedly represents the capital market is not optimistic about the prospects of the auction company.

After the acquisition plan was confirmed, Melisandre made secret contacts with Christie's shareholders and management, and on the other hand, began to buy shares in the company privately. In this way, even if the acquisition cannot be completed in the end, Melisandre can make a small profit by buying low and selling high.

Coming to the opposite side of Simon's desk, Girl A, who was dressed in an OL suit, handed over several documents separately and said, "Boss, this is the latest meeting memorandum on the acquisition negotiation of Christie's in Europe, as well as the collection and auction industry materials you ordered to collect." Plus, here's tomorrow's schedule in San Francisco. ”

Simon turned off the computer on his desk, just picked up a memo from Christie's acquisition, and said, "Let's go back, and we can read the rest at home." ”

Alison hurriedly put away the remaining documents, hugged them in her arms, and followed Simon out of the office.

Walking into the elevator, Simon opened the memo and went straight to the part he cared about the most.

After agreeing to Sophia's proposal to buy Christie's auction house a few days ago, female executives began negotiations with Christie's shareholders who were interested in selling their shares.

It has been established for more than 200 years, and is a sworn enemy of listed companies.