Novel & Cerita Guerra De Negocios

He says as he averts his gaze to where Sandro sleeps. "I take it you've heard the news?" I failed to keep the disgusted tone out of my words. "I have, and he has gone too far this time. Business deals are struck to keep the peace between families and he is waging a war between the Russians for his own entertainment." He speaks as he runs his hand violently through his hair. "It is a war we will not win after we barely survived the one we just ended with the Irishmen by the skin of our teeth."

They were constantly thinking of ways to smuggle and trade contraband, causing unrest at the borders. Noticing Stephen’s strong stance, they grew eager, hoping that the foreign forces would be taught a lesson. Some even wanted to enlist to fight against these foreign forces. Nolan looked at the support online and smirked. Everything was going according to his plan. “Although no war will actually break out, once news of it spreads out, many companies in Riveria will quickly withdraw. When that happens, there will be fewer competitors.” Sure enough, once Stephen made the announcement, many companies began transferring their assets. They only cared about earning money. If war broke out, it woul

Did they hate each other that much? “So how's modeling, Foren?” Nica asked, one of their classmates, thankfully changing the topic. “Hmm, it's fine, I guess? Well, I earn enough and I really love what I'm doing so I don't feel tired or bored of it,” she smiled at them and it's as if everyone got blinded by her beauty. “Erm,” another guy cleared his throat just behind her. Their attention turned to him. It was Joseph who currently had his arm around Adam's shoulder. “What about you Adam? I heard you're already running Rockwell's Empire on your own, eh?”

The meeting at the restaurant did not end quickly, and what was supposed to be a simple conversation turned into hours of careful negotiation where every sentence sounded polite but actually carried weight, because Stefano and Eduardo Villanueva were not just discussing business but territory, influence, transport routes, and information networks, and the way they spoke to each other made it clear that both men understood that a wrong agreement would only delay a war instead of preventing it.

Jake gave the counterattack order, and the finance business war began. The business war was brutal and demanding, millions were being used to counter the attack, and as soon as they had the upper hand in it, the other would counter with a more devastating blow. Jake, on the losing end, didn’t panic. They would be in the clear if they didn’t hit the limit when the market closed.

At my tone and use of words Tony’s face reddens, clearly insulted. “I was thinking it could bring in great money—“ He tries to speak. But I cut him off before he could continue. “Nico, can you enlighten us why this move was idiotic?” I asked Nico, turning my head towards him. Nico smirks at my tone. “Well because Albanians are in an open war with the Mexicans. So coming in business with them will cause us to lose the one with Mexicans and make them our enemies. Causing an open war.” Nico provides.

(Marcus Swingbell) Amidst the nodding in agreements and pleased by nearly all the faces inside the meeting room, someone seems to be a little bit obnoxious and disagreed, Marcus Swingbell, the owner of Swingbell Merchant group, hailed from the Dukedom of Angela, quite a large Merchant group in Central Continent, mainly deals in foods industry, Swingbell Group is also one of the biggest no government trader that buys about 5% of Aeternum market food products. And to him inside his mind is that he actually sees the Aeternum war, is something for him to take an advantage off, just like any other nation that experience the war, he wanted to take advantage of these opportunity to buy more Aetern

This was never about traders. This is the first move of a war.

“Yes, Mr. Vanderbilt. I have been following the rules.” I chuckled, shaking my head. “That's my girl." Her gaze softened, and she tilted her head. “What about your business? The scandal, the shooting… I know it’s affecting you.” I hesitated, then shook my head. “Nothing that isn’t manageable.” She wasn’t convinced. “Zayn.” I sighed. “I did lose a deal recently. And I have had to push back some negotiations. But it’s not anything I can't handle Araceli, and I don't want you thinking it's your fault, It never is. It’s just… timing.”

“I know you’re her mate, but you want to take her back to Snow Creek so soon?” Jaedon nodded. “I fear a war is starting.” My mother looked down at her hands, where she was turning her wedding ring on her finger. “You’re right.” I was confused. Mother continued. “When your father and I married, there were many threats made to us. However, Alpha of Snow Creek and Alphas of many other packs were our allies or just indifferent. This was the first marriage they had seen of an Alpha and an original. No one was as upset as they are now. When we married, there weren’t too many daughters of Alphas that your father could choose and I was his destined mate for a reason. People were angry, but it was wh