Ever since Abel bought CAA shares, model companies, Victoria's Secret and other things.

David now has an unbridled desire to buy Abel.

Already completely used to it.

"What do you think of The New York Times?"

"Not very good." David Mellon said angrily.

The New York Times is the third largest newspaper in the United States, behind only the Wall Street Journal and USA Today.

Ranked higher than the Washington Post and Los Angeles Times.

So on the surface, the market value of this newspaper is only about $6 billion.

And it is still a listed company.

But the New York Times uses the AB share model.

In the secondary market, buy more stocks of the Times.

It is impossible to become the controlling shareholder of this company.

Really have voting rights and can control the shares of this company.

It's all in the hands of the real shareholders, the ones who own the New York Times.

For example, current chairman Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr. and his family are one of the major shareholders.

If you want to buy a newspaper of this level, you just need to have money.

You need to wait for a certain opportunity or have enough strength.

"Haha~" Abel looked at David's expression and said with a smile:

"Just kidding. As for my goals, I don't have any at the moment. Do you have any good suggestions?"

"I've never worked in the media industry," David complained.

"But you are interested now. Of course I will help you keep an eye on it. Are there any standards?"

"Well... don't make it too small. There's no use even if the tabloids buy it.

I don’t want the ones that are too difficult. I want to buy the ones that are easy.”

"For example... you can do it with money." Abel said.

David nodded: "Understood."

Buy some useful and valuable assets.

Sometimes it’s not always possible to get it right away if you have money.

Just like Abel buying shares of CAA, it took a lot of trouble.

In the meantime, without the help of Michael Ovitz.

I estimate that by now, I may not even be able to buy 20% of it.

Reality is not a game.

It’s not just that you have enough money or sufficient conditions to buy what you want directly with just a few clicks of the mouse or a few swipes on the screen.

"Okay, let's just say it." Abel stood up.

"I have a date at noon, so I won't be here with you."

"Which lucky Hollywood starlet is it again?

I really don't understand why you don't love the most popular ones.

I heard that with only five million, a star like Charlize Theron can crawl into your bed."

David relaxed, chatting and laughing with his boss.

"I'll give you ten million. How about you send Britney Spears and Charlize Theron to my bed?" the protagonist retorted with a smile.

"fxxk! I am a financier, not the owner of an entertainment company. I heard what others said!"

"Shit, what nonsense are you talking about?

Let's go, but this time you said it wrong.

This time, I'm not looking for a Hollywood actress."

After saying this,
Chapter completed!