The round-faced aide smiled shyly at thepliment, then added, “By the way, Commander-in-Chief, I think we should give Syria a warning to stop any more trouble. We’reunching a public investigation into this matter, and everyone will be watching their every move for a long time toe.”


    “Yes.” Themander-in-chief nodded and said, “Running that shabby ce is nothing more than taking risks to secretly extract some oil. It’s not a profitable business in itself. Warn them to be honest and not cause us any more trouble!”


    …


    After charlie Wade and his familynded in Jinlingte at night, they happened to see Bernard Elno’s live broadcast.


    Even he couldn’t help but marvel at it. This old man was indeed a businessman. This was equivalent to finding a way to maximize the bugs within the rules he specified.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    First, Bernard Arnault’s revenue in the American market will plummet to zero, but all costs will remain the same.


    While losing profits, you also lose operating costs, umting experience points in both directions.


    What’s even more interesting is that this guy has turned thousands of stores across the United States into his own showrooms. Coupled with his skyrocketing poprity, the demand for his products among the American people will only be stronger.


    If such strong demand cannot be converted locally, it will naturally be converted to other regions.


    The United States is so close to Canada that it is conceivable that Canada’s luxury consumption is likely to see a surge in the future. The vast majority of American consumers’ demand will be taken over by the Canadian market. In this way, his losses can bepensated in disguise.


    While umting his own experience points, he can also earn money back from other markets. I have to say, this guy has a way.


    However, if you really want to deal with him, it is not difficult. Just conduct a strict and detailed financial audit, re-examine the ie of his group, and reasonably exclude the part of the profit brought to his group by the spillover from the US market. In this way, his actual loss may be negligible, or even close to zero.


    But charlie Wade didn’t intend to do that.


    Although he is not as shrewd as Bernard Arnault in business, his vision is much bigger than that of the old man.


    You are the one who makes the rules of the game. Since your yers have discovered a small loophole in the rules, you must acknowledge it and cannot regret it. At least, you cannot regret it immediately.


    Changing orders every day is definitely the biggest taboo for managers.


    What’s more, he doesn’t care about the Bernard Elnocar bug, because even if he takes into ount all the losses in the American market, it will only end up being four or five billion US dors a year.<fn0dab> This text is hosted at F?nd-Novel</fn0dab>