Chapter 1020 - 347, Dividing Cake_3
Chapter 1020: 347, Dividing Cake_3
Venus Bank obtained the investment business from the Kuhn, Loeb & Co. consortium’s Westinghouse Electric Corporation and Warburg Company!
Old Rockefeller took the remaining three railway companies from the Kuhn, Loeb & Co. consortium.
The Mellon Consortium took the Kennecott Copper Corporation from the Kuhn, Loeb & Co. consortium.
But now the Kuhn, Loeb & Co. consortium has gained a new enviable company and two even more enviable investments.
One company is the “The New York Times,” and the two investments are the Dora Hotel and the Rada Hotel in Atlantic City, and real estate investments in Florida.
The four exchanged glances; at this moment, they were both partners and competitors.
“The real estate investment in Florida originally belonged to the investment business of the Warburg Company. I think there’s nothing more to discuss on this matter!”
Donnie was the first to speak: “Additionally, the Dora Hotel and the Rada Hotel were built in our Atlantic City, and without the support of Atlantic City, these two hotels would not achieve their expected benefits, such as the issuance of gaming licenses, but let me not even mention that these two hotels are also part of the Warburg Company’s investment business.
As for ‘The New York Times,’ I believe you three should be aware of Starry Media’s ‘Atlantic City Post,’ which gives us a definite operational advantage!”