At ten o'clock in the morning, the Chairman of the Board of Liji Group, wearing a not-so-thick yet warm cotton coat, drove out from home.
Today is the day of the hearing, but he isn't too worried about it. After all, for the company group, the worst case scenario is just a compensation of four million.
He knows that recently someone has been shorting the group's shares. He has discussed this issue with the board and shareholders, and everyone believes these people won't become a problem for the company.
The reason is simple; this isn't the first time Liji Group has done this, they've done it many times before.
Although the stock price will indeed decline due to their issues with business ethics, it will quickly rise once the annual report is out.
Ultimately, the capital market speaks in terms of a company's profitability, not moral issues.
If a company's success were judged only by its business ethics, then the entire Federation would be poor!
