Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 171

As for Polar brand phones, Carlisle was no stranger to them.

Polar used to make radios before venturing into mobile phones. They developed their first branded phone in 1994, making them ploneers in the industry.

However, due to intense competition, Polar phones did not survive in the mobile market.

Carlisle pulled his mind back to the present and smiled calmly. “Gionee and Borda are indeed big brands. They are pretty strict with contract manufacturers.

*Our small factory of 16 hundred people may not seem impressive to them. Moreover, the news of Caleb’s embezzlement and escape has probably spread. It’s understandable that they refuse to cooperate.

“Since Polar is willing to subcontract phones to us, let’s cooperate with them.”

Kenny smiled bitterly. “But the subcontracting price Polar offered us is too low. After deducting labor and utilities, there’s only a profit of three cents per phone.”

Carlisle exclaimed, surprised, “We can still profit from it?”

Kenny’s lips twitched harshly. “Mr. Zahn, do you really want to make no profit at all?”

Carlisle chuckled. “I’ve said before, our goal in subcontracting is to support our workers.”

“I’ve only calculated the workshop staff’s wages. I haven’t included the management.”

Carlisle shrugged. “Supporting those workers is enough. I’ll take care of the management team.”

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executives and managers were relatively low. The real expense

R&D Department.

about that. The R&D department has always been a money–draining sector. Large

with his head down. Even though Carlisle said it didn’t matter,

great job already. Don’t blame yourself. I’ll give you another

task?” Kenny’s spirit was lifted

and cameras. They’re to come to my office at noon on Saturday

Kenny

was

to them?”

it necessary to go through all this trouble? Can’t we just transfer the funds

his chair, his deep

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I spoke out

so much

waved him off. “You can

the office with a smile but left with

He

phone to standard

800 thousand dollars from the Commercial Bank’s Riverwatch branch were deposited into

remaining 20 or so messages were transfers from Islo Clothing’s account, each totaling 8 million dollars, amounting to a

rebirth, he had gone from a student at a poor high school to a