However, Donnie indicated that he had no other business with the Rothschild family in the United Kingdom, so the Rothschild family could focus on discussing their collaboration with him.
That evening!
Donnie, accompanied by Janine Woburg and led by Walker, attended Waldorf Astor's family banquet in full formal attire!
This was not a banquet centered on close cooperation but rather an occasion to strengthen relations between the two parties.
At the banquet, Donnie only needed to present a refined demeanor and engage in casual and lively conversation with the Astors.
However, both parties still required a common topic of discussion.
It just so happened that Waldorf Astor owned "The Observer," while Donnie owned the "Atlantic City Post."
In the United States, there were many British immigrants who were eager to learn about the situation in the United Kingdom. At the same time, London's stock market had already become one of the largest financial markets in the world.
