Chaotic Company Novels & Stories

The tears Lucy was holding for a long time falled down her cheeks,she was nothing to this man, nothing. DYNAMIC COMPANY. The staff and workers of the company were busy with their various jobs in order to not incure the wrath of their CEO.Dynamic company was a well known company in the country and world wide,it was the company found by Luke Cage.the workers who worked there were paid very well,the company was the company who paid the highest salary in the country.many people wanted to work there.Anybody who worked there was a very lucky person so people who managed to work there tried hard to keep their jobs.

Then he collected the papers that had been spread around on his table, put them in a file and went to see the chairman. The Lilac Works was an emerging entertainment company that primarily focused on casting actors and cosmetic products on the sideline. The company had a history of only few years and was still struggling to compete with the giants in the field. In the middle of losing profits, the company was now under auditing for fraudulent transactions. It has been a chaos in the office for the past week and Chan as the first assistant to the Chairman Shen Shaw hadn’t even left the office in three days.

SHOLA The club was crammed full with people. It always is, regardless of the time or day. I was one of five girls seated at the table directly in front of the cage numbered ONE (1) where one of the numerous strippers danced. Mule and Tesoju threw money at her and screamed wildly at the tops of their voices whenever she pulled a strip stunt or brought her panties down to reveal her pubic hair which was shaved in a heart shape. She would crawl towards us but the cage kept us apart. The bars of the cage are wide enough to let money into the cage but thin enough to stop the strippers from coming out.

Bianca asked, leaning forward, her eyes sharp with curiosity about what was brewing in her friend’s mind. “What if you worked with me?” Vittoria said, a sudden spark lighting up her eyes, as if she’d just glimpsed a way out of her rut. “What do you mean?” Bianca asked, puzzled. But before she could get an answer, Vittoria grabbed her bag, tossed some bills on the table, and stood, pulling Bianca by the arm. “We’re going to the bank!” Vittoria announced, breathless from her quick steps. “I’m starting my own business, and you, Bianca, are my first employee. And don’t even think about saying no!”

What kind of idiot is he? [Some broke guy trying to scam 130,000 with just 1,300. Why not go rob a bank instead?] People across the internet condemned Nancy's and Erick's behavior. Some even dug up their home address and Erick's workplace. … Concerned citizens began calling Erick's company nonstop, reporting his misconduct in his personal life. They demanded that he be fired.

"After that we will sit down and chart out your future with Willis, Goldman & Reed. Welcome to San Miguel." San Miguel was as different from the Chicago office as anyone could possibly imagine. Chicago had over 300 employees and was the stepping stone to get to corporate headquarters in New York. San Miguel had 65 employees and suits and ties were discouraged unless corporate drones flew in from headquarters. Working in this office was a welcome relief from Chicago and I fell into the routine rather quickly...same job, new faces.

Eric offered a light greeting, setting his own phone aside as he pulled into traffic. Autumn used the quiet drive to flip through the list of corporate entities she had uncovered. “Epic Industries,” Eric’s voice rang out suddenly, cutting through her thoughts. “Huh?” she asked, puzzled. “It’s on your list,” Eric said, nodding toward the paper in her lap before focusing back on the road as the light turned green. Autumn looked down. Indeed, Epic Industries was one of the primary shell companies she had flagged. “You know them?”

"Mr. Wright, Sawyer Group just crashed! The stock price is down 50%! Return to the office immediately!" "Jack, pull your money out of Charles' project! His company's a shell!" "Leslie, sell all Sawyer Group shares right now!"

I scowled at her head, wishing I'd said more hurtful things. The car drove past our mansion but one window in particular caught my interest. The window that had caused everything! The window that had brought the death of Oakfalls most loved man. CEO of the largest clothing line and one of the top five in New York. Grimacing, I inwardly said, really feeling the love, I thought with as much sarcasm I could muster.

“Who the hell knows where that company gets its money? All I know is that they act like thugs with not even a shred of honor in business. I focused all my attention on them, and I’m telling you, madness is their only method—their expansion strategy is all over the place! It’s like watching an orchestra being conducted by a complete outsider. But god, they’re really good at bullying, financial attacks, using tactics outside business, and god knows what else…” Javier would never truly understand this. He was not a genius in business; his talent was collecting people who were. “Do you have detailed information on this Sammy-Blue Inc. then?” he asked. “Give me a copy.” Chad pointed at a pile abo