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Chapter 79 Chapter 81

With no expression on his face, Folsom said, "Then, does Senator Chris have any good ideas?"

"Alabama's industrial system is weak, and these giants are like wolves and tigers..."

Chris hesitated a little, Mr. Governor was right, these giant companies are indeed like wolves and tigers, and they all want to become the next trust.

After all, Standard Oil taught all capitalists a good lesson!
Even now, the so-called anti-monopoly has disintegrated it into 34 companies, and the large consortia behind Standard Oil are still using a more covert method to monopolize the market.

trust!
The ultimate goal of every industry giant!

For this reason, they will crazily suppress their peers and companies with potential throughout the Federation. The previous Scola company is an obvious example!

There is a great conflict between the two sides in certain aspects of power technology. General Dynamics is especially afraid of this, and simply hurts people directly with its own self, suppresses it from all sides, and finally buys high-level government officials, opens up all joints, and acquires it!

Once acquired, they will naturally not think about development, but deprive them of useful resources as much as possible, use them for themselves, and destroy local industrial construction...

By the way!

They will not work hard to develop the Alabama industrial system. After all, DuPont's headquarters is not in Alabama. His headquarters is in Delaware, where they have the best external environment and relationship network. Most of the state government Congressmen have an extremely close relationship with DuPont, and they can even make state laws that are beneficial to themselves.

Under this big net that covers the sky, the so-called Nanshan Pizza Hut is just mediocre.

What Anabama can give him, their base camp can all satisfy, even double the satisfaction, especially in terms of taxes, these directly visible benefits!

What good is it for them to work hard to develop Alabama?
The fifty federal states (48 states to be precise) have huge differences in economic development. Drought to death, flood to death, these industry giants have contributed a lot!
"Has Mr. Governor considered finding a local group to take over?"

"I'm still very optimistic about the development prospects of this company. BASF is a chemical giant that can overwhelm DuPont internationally. If it weren't for political reasons, this company would not be sold off..."

"Perhaps we can consider looking for some farmers and convincing them that Alabama will approach industrialization in the future, and the chemical industry will be bright!"

Folsom shook his head: "How can it be so easy? Those farmers are not easy to fool, and at this moment, as long as they are not fools, who would take the risk of offending DuPont's contribution and accept this company rashly?"

"Even if they succeed, how will they face the competition from DuPont, an industry giant..."

"However, once DuPont's acquisition is successful, the chemical industry in Alabama will have no future!" Chris was suddenly agitated, and even his voice became irritable.

Folsom gave Chris a surprised look.

At this time, I can't help but suspect that the congressman's election plan has something to do with the chemical industry?
Mr. Congressman has determined to focus on the development of the state's chemical industry, and even this company will play an important role in it.

If so, it makes sense!

It's not Alabama's chemical future, it's Mr. Chris's political future!

"Mr. Chris, don't get excited. Maybe DuPont is not such a rogue, and there will always be a way!" Folsom comforted.

Mr. Chris sighed a little: "It is the greatest tragedy to pin your hopes on these blood-sucking capitalists. It seems that my campaign plan has to be revised!"

Folsom laughed, and joked, "Mr. Chris has forgotten that Mr. Chris is also a capitalist. He is the youngest billionaire in the Federation!"

When Mr. Chris heard this, his eyes lit up suddenly, and he was a little distracted. Suddenly, he gritted his teeth and said seriously to Folsom.

"Maybe I can try to convince Peyton that he now has a lot of spare money, and it's a good thing to invest in the industrial construction of his hometown!"

"Mr. Chris' son? Peyton Chris? Let Mr. Chris Jr. take over?" Folsom was a little surprised. He didn't expect that Mr. Chris would directly take money from his son's pocket for his own future. !

Isn't little Chris in the book and clothing business?
What does it have to do with chemistry?
Others are cheating fathers, he is cheating sons!
It's really a father's kindness and son's filial piety!
But thinking of the little Chris whom he had only met a few times, Folsom's eyes suddenly filled with envy, and he even looked down on Chris as his father.

What a good boy!
This is the youngest Pulitzer Prize winner in the Federation!
Who in the entire federation doesn't envy Senator Chris for having such a good son, especially an important status - a billionaire.

Soon, putting aside all fantasies, Folsom said with a smile: "Of course, on behalf of the government, I welcome Mr. Chris Jr. to invest in his hometown, and we will give the greatest support."

Officially speaking, come!
He didn't see a rabbit or a hawk, and he wouldn't promise anything easily because of what Mr. Chris said.

Congressman Chris: "Don't worry, Mr. Governor, I will convince Payton that the government will not suffer."

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In the afternoon, the same location.

"1000 million investment! In addition to the acquisition of BASF, Payton promised to strengthen the 1000 million investment to develop the chemical industry in Alabama, hoping to get the support of the government." Chris said simply.

Governor Folsom smiled at the corner of his mouth: "Of course, I believe in Mr. Chris's feelings for his hometown, but DuPont..."

"500 million, plus 500 million, 500 million, DuPont's conditions cannot be better, and to cooperate with DuPont is to seek skin from a tiger!"

Governor Folsom nodded: "Of course I know the faces of these giants, but I still have some doubts."

"Doubtful?" Mr. Chris frowned slightly.

"The development of the chemical industry is very important, and it also has a hard demand for time. I need to know when Mr. Chris's funds will arrive, and when the related industries can be carried out!" Folsom stared into the eyes of Senator Chris. Said scorchingly.

fuck!

Congressman Chris cursed secretly, knowing that the governor wanted to implement this achievement.

If there is a delay, this achievement may belong to the next governor.

Mr. Chris hesitated for a moment, gritted his teeth, and said with some difficulty: "The funds will arrive before the year, and the plan will definitely start before Mr. Governor leaves office!"

"Write it on the contract!"

"Of course!"

"Haha, on behalf of the state government, I fully support Mr. Chris Jr. to take over BASF and stop the outflow of state resources."

Folsom had a smile on his face, and Senator Chris wanted to punch him.

Folsom smiled at Senator Chris's unwilling eyes, "Don't worry Senator Chris, if necessary, we will stop DuPont's merger and acquisition in time!"

"Then thank you, Mr. Governor."

After a while, Representative Chris walked out of the office, his face regained his calmness, and he was not at all as difficult as the negotiations.

Inside the office, Governor Folsom looked at a piece of information in his hand, which was DuPont's acquisition case in recent years.

After getting the news from Senator Chris, he collected the information as quickly as possible.

DuPont has been a bit ruthless in the past two years...

Flipping through a few pages casually, Folsom raised the corner of his mouth and muttered, "Is it the campaign plan of Congressman Chris? Or is it Mr. Chris Jr.'s business activities?"

"Maybe there are, but they have nothing to do with me."

"Compared to getting entangled with a giant like DuPont, and not necessarily benefiting, the 500 million yuan is worth it."

The 500 million investment and the development of the state's chemical industry will also help him run for the Alabama Senate.

(End of this chapter)