Jiang Fu had almost no say in specific business operations, nor could he make any personnel decisions.
However, the group headquarters' inherent authority lay in finance and auditing. In this regard, Jiang Fu had communicated with Lin Chu and was diligently following his directive: focus on the big picture and let the small stuff slide.
As long as the company didn't run into any major trouble, everything else was negotiable.
For some time now, everything had been running smoothly.
Today, with ten days left until New Year's Day, it was time for the group's annual review.
Listening to them speak one after another, Lin Chu was once again reminded of something he had said before. 'Even a dog could be the chairman of this company.'
Of course, this was only because the LC Group's situation was truly unique.
Over the course of the year, he had injected nearly ten billion in cash into the company. The interest generated from the cash on the books alone amounted to 650 million.
