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Chapter 337

The frown on Maja’s face deepened. The document only mentioned a $500 million deal with the Pennyfeather family’s company but didn’t specify the deal.

She was instantly on edge. What kind of deal involved such a massive amount of cash flow?

The last time the Pennyfeather family’s company was raising funds, the Raymond Corporation didn’t even invest up to $500 million. But the investment in this deal exceeded that amount.

Maja’s heart started racing, and she could no longer keep her cool.

She rang up Samuel. Samuel had just acquired Silver Carnes‘ company, so he would have more insight into ByteWise Technologies.

Samuel was in a meeting when he received her call, idly twirling a pen between his fingers.

“Maja, what’s up?”

“Mr. Brown, I just wanted to know what project ByteWise Technologies has proposed.”

Samuel reclined slightly, chuckling.

“Oh? The Pennyfeather family is working with ByteWise Technologies?”

the hospital, and the agreement was signed by his assistant, who must

the Raymond Corporation, but as far as I know, they were turned down. ByteWise Technologies has business model that exploits contractual loopholes to force small and medium–sized companies into bankruptcy. Despite

heart pounded faster.

force these companies

in a hurry, Samuel spelled it

materials. It could vary by as much as 20% within a year. ByteWise Technologies excels at persuading these companies to sign agreements to purchase their paint at a fixed price over the next few months.

nodded; that seemed right.

that quantity. Then you’d be in breach of contract and have to compensate them $200 million. Most companies would force their employees to work overtime to meet this target, but ByteWise Technologies has some of the best experts. Any project they sign up for would be impossible to

“How much did your

“$500 million.”

With a smile, he said, “From what I understand, the Pennyfeather family’s second round of financing didn’t even reach that amount. Did lan recently block all your business, leading to massive losses for

thoughts of the board

the company. It was equivalent

all their clients, they hadn’t had any business for half a year, and

at just the right time.

than having everyone sitting idle and the company

with Cristina backing Carter, the contract was approved.

she understood was one thing: The Pennyfeather