He rubbed his aching, swollen forehead and picked up the American coffee beside him, taking a swig.
The bitter taste made him somewhat more awake.
Tiancheng Capital has been doing well domestically in the consumer sector over the past few years, and their ambition has grown accordingly.
This time, they have boldly mobilized resources, intending to "hitch a ride," and join forces with a seasoned Wall Street PE to co-invest in a cutting-edge AI startup in Silicon Valley.
They are attempting to break into the hard-tech sector and achieve a successful strategic transition.
It's universally recognized as a "gold mine" project.
Back then, Lu Ziming utilized his father's connections and squeezed into the core project team.
After all, he majored in computer science in undergrad and holds a master's degree in finance, which should have been the perfect gilding for his career.
Who would have thought it would coincide with the worst possible timing.
