America 1919

Chapter 486

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Those figures who once influenced American history_3 Chapter 486: 184.

Those figures who once influenced American history_3 William Mellon said happily.

Hearing William Mellon’s words, the smiles on everyone’s faces grew even brighter.

ABC’s current valuation is 60 million US dollars, but once ABC goes public and with everyone’s publicity, no one knows how high the market value will soar, but everyone knows that 60 million US dollars is just the beginning.

“Honestly, I’m getting a little impatient.

This time, when ABC goes public, it will definitely create an even grander scene than when Sears Roebuck went public!”

Walter Sachs said with some excitement as well.

Goldman Sachs first led the IPO of Sears Roebuck, and now they will participate in ABC’s IPO, which for Goldman Sachs is definitely an event worth inscribing in the company’s history.

At that time, Goldman Sachs will surely achieve a qualitative breakthrough in reputation and make up for the mistake Henry Goldman made during World War I, affecting Goldman Sachs.

The words of Walter Sachs also sparked the aspirations of everyone present, understanding that there would definitely be a Wall Street celebration!

While Donnie was exchanging pleasantries with everyone, he saw Walker bringing Maholi to the event, so he excused himself and went over.

Unlike the courtesy displayed by others, Donnie gave Walker’s shoulder a punch as soon as he saw him, “You know I’m especially busy today, and you rascal still didn’t come over earlier; are you feeling too cocky now?”

Holding his shoulder, Walker exaggeratedly said, “My god, don’t you know your own strength?”

“Maholi sis, let’s not worry about them, I have so many things I need to learn from you, why don’t we go somewhere else to chat!”

Seeing Donnie and Walker horsing around, Helen didn’t mind and took Maholi’s hand, laughing as they left.

“Your girlfriend wouldn’t be planning to hit up my wife for a donation, would she?”

Walker looked at the departing two, worriedly looking at Donnie.

Donnie laughed and said, “It’s all for the rights of women in the United States, and your wife is the richest woman in America; what’s wrong with her donating some money?”

“So you’re saying, have you decided on Helen this time?” Walker was also curious about this matter.

Donnie waved his hand and said, “That’s a matter for the future, but what about you two, made up?”

Walker nodded and smiled, “It wasn’t any major conflict; once we talked it out, naturally, there was no issue.”

Donnie smirked, ready to rib Walker, but Walker guessed what Donnie would say and quickly started introducing Donnie to the man beside him!

“Donnie, this is Charles Mitchell, the president of Citibank, invited by me to congratulate the opening of the Surf Hotel!”

Donnie put away his jocular smile, replacing it with a polite one: “Mr.

Mitchell, I’m very pleased to welcome you!”

Charles Mitchell, who turned 41 this year, also officially took over the position of president of Citibank from little Steelman, despite the Sr.

Steelman advising little Steelman against attempting to take over Citibank.

As one of the largest banks in the United States, little Steelman still couldn’t refuse the position of president of Citibank.

But Sr.

Steelman was still very clear about his son, and little Steelman only served as President of Citibank for three years, which ended with his resignation after Citibank’s significant losses in Cuba.

“Mr.

Block, you’re being too kind.

The whole of Wall Street is now abuzz with the legend of Mr.

Block!”

In the face of Donnie, Charles Mitchell was very polite.

Little Steelman’s reckless investments led Citibank’s board members to prefer a more stable and cautious successor, thus came the appointment of Charles Mitchell.

Charles Mitchell also did an excellent job, strictly adhering to Citibank’s development strategy during his tenure of over a decade as president.

Although he didn’t bring more innovation or change to the bank, in his tenure, he was diligent and made no significant mistakes.

After shaking hands with Charles Mitchell, Donnie looked at Walker.

Besides the real estate in Manhattan, the most important investment in the Astor family’s assets was their shareholding in Citibank.

Now with Walker personally bringing Charles Mitchell, who had just recently taken the position as president of Citibank, it was evident that Walker had begun operating formally to recover the specific details of the Astor family’s assets!

Walker returned Donnie a look confirming just that.

Charles Mitchell said to Donnie with a smile, “With ABC going public, I believe Mr.

Block will definitely have more business to carry out in New York in the future.

If Mr.

Block has any plans, you can contact us at Citibank.

In the banking sector, we at Citibank are quite confident!”

Even while saying this, Charles Mitchell saw the likes of George Whitney from Morgan, William Mellon from Mellon, and even Walter Sachs from Goldman Sachs, Charles Merrill from Merrill, and Dick from Breton.

Yet, Charles Mitchell was still very confident in his statement.

Donnie laughed and said, “Having the support of Citibank is an opportunity every American businessman dreams of.

The next time I go to New York, I will definitely visit Mr.

Mitchell!”