George Whitney replied coldly: "Quinn Shack, didn't you hear what I just said?"
You have only three days left for Hawke Financial Group. This is my final advice to you!"
After saying that, George Whitney hung up the phone directly.
At this moment, George Whitney was in no mood to pay attention to Quinn Shack's pleas.
Because he had more important things to do.
There were a few documents in front of George Whitney.
In Wall Street, in financial company locations in other cities of the United States.
Several cases similar to Hawke Financial Group have emerged.
Their loans are about to mature, but the current stock market shows no signs of improvement, making it clear that even if these companies' loans mature, they won't be able to repay them.
If stocks, futures, and bonds lose their ability to be exchanged for cash, then they are just a pile of waste paper.
This situation gave George Whitney only one thought.
