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“Vincent, please stop. I don’t want to talk about Dion. Hey, Mr. Carlson also got me an internship in one of the biggest companies in the world of business. He said if I do good, I might even be a permanent employee there.” “Wow. That is…Mpumi, that is great!” “Yeah! He is the acting CEO of Metallic Wholesalers. He said something about the previous acting CEO gone missing. But hey, thank God he’s the new CEO, right? Else I wouldn’t have gotten the internship. He is the sweetest rich person I have ever known!” . . . I'll be releasing 2 new books!! BOOK 1: K*lling The Billionaire's Brother BOOK 2: I'll Bring The Alpha To His Knees

The competition in the online business has become more and more severe in recent years, and every company has tried its best to put up the best defense software because failure can mean the beginning and end of a company. Richard had to make sure that Edward's company survived until the end of the Hacker Competition to preserve his company's name. Liana was pleased with the books that Jack brought back with him, however, even so, she managed to finish them in no time, and Jack had already become accustomed to his sister's inhuman ability, so he was no longer surprised. Actually, the person who was most surprised in this story was Richard. " Is she finished with them?” Richard was surprised w

So even though Andrea seemed to be talking for much longer about her boss, reminding him hat Edward was the president of the Larson's group and he was just the CEO of the real estate subsidiary, he couldn't bring himself to continue on the hate train. He had in fact found out that he never really hated edwards, rather, he found himself just really envious of him. Because if he had truly hated him, he wouldn't have read the books published by Edward. Edward had published a few business books which had turned to bestsellers over time because of how much Wisdom he had packed in the books and because Edward knew what and what not to say and also how to make the dumbest of people become business

I let out a long breath I didn’t know I was holding, and walked toward the library. The room was huge, with tall shelves reaching all the way to the ceiling, filled with thousands of books. There were books about history, science, art, and politics, but most of all, there were books and files about business, finance, and power. They were arranged perfectly, organized in ways that made sense only to someone who knew how the world worked.

“That’s because caring is a luxury that gets people eaten alive in business. It won’t be me.” I turned to him, eyes flashing. “Not everything’s about business, Alex. Sometimes you have to care about people because people matter.” He locked me in the eyes as if he was listening. “People betray, people fall sick, people die but the business stays. If the person were to crumble, it’s because a person caused it to.” For a long moment, neither of us said. I, for one, couldn’t because he was actually making points I couldn’t battle.

"You'd be surprised. Look, Anna, I'm not really that interesting. I'm just a business guy, out here, far from home, for a little bit of fun." "Bullshit." Damn. I really like her. She looks me straight in the eyes when talking and doesn't fawn over me like every other woman who sees my black American Express card and instantly wants to become a sugar baby. "What kind of businessman are you?" "I deal on steel," I lie smoothly. She gives me an incredulous look. "That's the honest answer. Partner with other industries, buy, sell, all of that boring stuff." Her dark brow arches. "Interesting. How was your childhood like?"

This was the moment where I either had to tell her the truth or create an elaborate lie that I would have to maintain forever. "I studied business in college," I said, which was technically true. "And I've always been interested in how successful companies operate. I read a lot of business magazines and follow market news." "Just from reading?" Vanya asked, still looking curious. "And from listening to customers at the restaurant," I added. "You'd be surprised how much you can learn about business just by paying attention to conversations between wealthy clients." Vanya nodded slowly, seeming to accept my explanation. "That makes sense. I guess I never thought about how much business knowled

Brandon's POV Work is something you can throw yourself into until it bruises you in all the right places. That’s what I told myself as I paced my office at past two in the morning, the city a dark blur through the glass. Papers, projections, legal memos, name it, I devoured them the way a man eats his own thoughts when he’s trying not to think about something else. Lunch shouldn’t have unsettled me but I guess that's what you get when you go out of the plan. But it was tactical, public, and I had it under control. I planned things so things would not plan me. But I guess I've learnt a lesson now.

I said. We both knew that was a lie. He just came on the phone about ten seconds ago. "Nathan, I've got people depending on me. The mortgage on my new family house is about due and my new wife is expecting —" I yawned again. I have little patience with people who don't understand that business is eat or be eaten. The corporate world was a jungle where the rules of the jungle ruled, and the underground world is even more so.

She rented a tiny desk in the college library, got her first campus email, and learned to navigate student bureaucracy faster than most freshmen. She read business journals in the evenings—how to launch a startup, how to read a balance sheet, how to network at charity galas. And she clipped newspaper articles about Perez Holdings: a scandal in London, a breakthrough oil merger in Argentina, a feature on Pedro’s philanthropic gala. When she saw Pedro’s name, her chest tightened, but her eyes shone. The first spark of something—revenge? resolution?—ignited. She folded the clipping and slipped it into her satchel.