Rebirth of the Great Entertainment Empire Chapter 625

Domineering Building.

DreamWorks Newspapers.

in the general manager's office.

Taking a sneak peek at the immature face of Li Kui, who had deliberately dressed himself up as a mature man, Huang Yulang secretly said, "With such a large business, Xu Cun actually entrusted this girl who was only seventeen years old to take care of it, right? This girl was not seventeen when she took over this business, but only sixteen!"

Huang Yulang didn't dare to look too much at Li Kui who was looking at the plan - not to mention that everyone in Hong Kong knew that Xu Cun's only inverse scale was his own woman, he only said that Li Kui, who was too young in front of him, was him Huang Yu. Wolves can't be provoked!

Now, in the Hong Kong newspaper industry, who doesn't know Li Ke, the general manager of DreamWorks Newspapers, which owns about ten newspapers and magazines including "Daily Daily" for Xu Cun?

Moreover, it is still circulating in the Hong Kong newspaper industry that DreamWorks News is preparing to acquire "Sing Pao"!

Heung Kong Market Research has studied the sales data of Heung Kong newspapers from September 17, 1987 to May 31, 1988.

According to reliable data, there are about 5 million people in Hong Kong who have the ability to read newspapers, of which about 3.17 million adults have the ability to buy newspapers.

The newspapers with more than 100,000 readers in Heung Kong include: Oriental Daily, Sing Pao, Sing Tao Daily, Tiantian Daily, Ming Pao, South China Morning Post, Xin Pao, and Express ", "The Letter", "Sing Tao Evening News", "Business Daily", "Overseas Chinese Daily" twelve copies.

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"Oriental Daily" has 1.31 million readers in Hong Kong, one third of the world's readers, and ranks first among all newspapers. "Sing Pao" has 740,000 readers in Hong Kong, ranking second only to "Oriental Daily" in Hong Kong. However, the gap between Sing Pao and the third-placed Sing Tao Daily is not very obvious - Sing Tao Daily has a readership of 870,000 in Hong Kong.

(In the last life, in 1994, "Daily Daily" rapidly rose to become the third most frequently read newspaper among young people in Hong Kong at that time, second only to "Oriental Daily" and "Sing Pao", and slightly stronger than "Sing Tao Daily" "—Of course, the achievement of "Daily Daily" in the previous life was mainly due to Hu Xian who successfully acquired "Daily Daily" from Huang Yulang.)

Now, the most valuable newspaper in Hong Kong is undoubtedly the "Sing Tao Daily", which owns a number of branch newspapers and a total asset of nearly 1.2 billion Hong Kong dollars. Even the "Oriental Daily" with the largest circulation in Hong Kong is not as good as in English. Sing Tao Daily, which has barely managed to gain a foothold in the newspaper publishing market.

"Oriental Daily" is slightly worse than "Sing Tao Daily" - its market value estimated by the outside world is about more than 800 million Hong Kong dollars.

Next is Kim Yong's "Ming Pao" - as one of the largest local publishers in Hong Kong, "Ming Pao" is now valued at about HK$700 million.

"Sing Pao", which has the second largest circulation in Hong Kong, has been unable to open its English publishing channels for a long time, and because it does not have as many high-quality subsidiaries as "Sing Tao Daily", and because it does not have the largest local publisher like "Ming Pao" Business status, so that the outside world has always valued it at only about 600 million.

Among the top five in the Hong Kong Newspaper industry:

Hu Xian, the boss of Sing Tao Newspaper Group, is the goddaughter of Hu Wenhu, a wealthy businessman in Southeast Asia, and the famous "Queen of Newspapers" in Hong Kong. Most people really dare not take the idea of ​​"Sing Tao Daily".

"Oriental Daily" is the lifeblood of the Ma brothers, and Ma Xiru is very repulsive to outsiders' stake in "Oriental Daily" - so far, the Oriental News Group is still one of the largest private family businesses in Hong Kong.

In the past two years, the Ming Pao Group has followed Jin Yong's closure of the pen, and from time to time there have been rumors that Jin Yong is going to sell Ming Pao – however, the positioning of Ming Pao is not good. The editor of free speech dares to rebel against the boss's intentions. Xu Cun is a veritable businessman with a red top. In the future, he will have to report some unintended reports at some critical moments. Therefore, once Xu Cun becomes the boss of "Ming Pao", sooner or later, he will have to follow up. The stubborn editors of "Ming Pao" fell out!

Nanhua was bought by the media king Murdoch a few years ago, and it was even completely privatized from a listed company.

Looking at "Cheng Pao" again - He Guowei, the general manager of the Sing Pao Newspaper Group, also the son of He Wenfa, the chairman of the Sing Pao Newspaper Group, has always advocated selling "Cheng Pao" and investing the money in other businesses that are easier to make money. place.

In addition, after Li Ke established DreamWorks Newspapers, he has been determined to forge ahead.

Therefore, there will be news that DreamWorks Newspapers will acquire "Sing Pao".

Huang Yulang, who has been working hard in the shopping mall for more than ten years, knows very well that there must be a reason for it. Maybe DreamWorks Newspapers has already started to acquire "Sing Pao"!

And once DreamWorks News really buys "Sing Pao", then Hu Xian's title of "Queen of Newspapers" will be awarded half of the points to Li Ke.

but--

Huang Yulang, who has been in contact with Li Kui several times, has long seen that Li Kui, a seventeen-year-old girl, will not be satisfied with the title of "Queen of Newspapers"!

Therefore, Huang Yulang ~www.mtlnovel.com~, who had been driven to a dead end by Zheng Jinghan and Hu Xian, decided to help Li Ke create a chance to win the title of the entire "Queen of Newspapers"!

Of course, Huang Yulang did this not for Li Ke, but for self-help!

Last year, after Huang Yulang sold his newspapers and magazines such as "Daily Daily" to Xu Cun, he began to resist Zheng Jinghan and Hu Xian's joint acquisition of his Yulang International.

But how could the money in Huang Yulang's hand be enough to fight against Zheng Jinghan and Hu Xian?

After struggling for a few months, Huang Yulang couldn't hold it anymore.

Unwilling, Huang Yulang had no choice but to take a risk - making false accounts.

But it didn't take long for Zheng Jinghan and Hu Xian to give Huang Yulang a paycheck-the two used some shameful means to force several generals under Huang Yulang's subordinates, and released the news, Yulang International's stock price plummeted! [ban^fusheng]Starting

What terrified Huang Yulang the most was that he found that Zheng Jinghan and Hu Xian had already known about his fraudulent accounts.

That is to say, now Huang Yulang will not only face the risk of bankruptcy, but also a prison disaster!

Therefore, the current Topaz Wolf has gone to a dead end.

At this critical juncture, Huang Yulang remembered what Xu Cun told him last year, "If you come to help me, I can help you reverse the acquisition of Zheng Jinghan and Hu Xian's properties."

After much deliberation, Huang Yulang decided to die with Zheng Jinghan and Hu Xian - Huang Yulang not only planned to sell his shares of Yulang International to Xu Cun at the market price, but also planned to help Xu Cun's DreamWorks Newspaper to reverse the takeover of Zheng. Jinghan's "New Modern Pictorial" and Hu Xian's "Sing Tao Daily".

At this moment, Huang Yulang is discussing these matters with the future queen of the newspaper industry, Li Kui...

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