Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 463

"Alumni Network is a social networking site tailored for university students. It'll have photo albums, a diary, live chatting, and games that will allow them to interact with their

classmates!" Carlisle explained.

"Users can also share their daily moods and upload their photos," Carlisle said, describing some of the functions of the Alumni Network.

It was 2004, and MSN still hadn't enabled users to have their own space. The functions of Alumni Network would seem innovative and would be able to retain most users.

Gareth squinted when he heard Carlisle's description and asked, "Is Alumni Network based on that foreign website, Facebook?"

Facebook was a social networking site that had just been launched in February by a foreign company. There were very few people who knew about it.

Not only did Carlisle know about it, he had even created a domestic version, the Alumni Network. He had a very keen sense of business and was clearly destined to make money!

Gareth swallowed and looked tentatively at Carlisle as he asked, "Carl, um... does Alumni Network still lack investors? I think I can invest about eight to ten million in it."

Alumni Network would make money, and it would be a huge sum of money.

or never if he

before saying, "Ten million, and I'll give you ten percent of the

determine how much stock

the company's articles of association and by-laws, as well as the agreement made between the shareholders. It also included the

less registered capital than the amount Gareth wanted to

total investment for Alumni Network was about one million, and

based on the investment amount, ten million would be enough to

of the stocks was a negotiation agreement between shareholders. As for whether or not Gareth would accept it,

much as I expected!" Gareth grinned widely, revealing two rows

was more concerned about the

the

all the industries he was exploring were to progress well,

was always

he would make a huge

he would

he did lose everything, he could

the future. Let me make a toast to you!" Sean

had more authority than the CEO