Great Power Reclamation

Chapter 2920 The Ye Sisters' Blueprint

Blankfein was speechless. He knew that Ye Feng now held the powerful media arm of Fox News and had the future support of the Progressive Party in Congress. If things escalated, not only would Morgan Stanley face huge fines, but the entire Jewish financial circle could also be subject to a full investigation by the SEC.

"Mr. Ye, what do you want?" Blankfein finally gave in.

“Goldman Sachs is willing to relinquish control of its German new energy battery project and transfer it to Brothers Investment; Morgan Stanley will also compensate Pan Am for the additional costs incurred in increasing its stake in Tesla. In addition, we can encourage several investment banks controlled by Jewish capital to participate in the ‘Global Future Technology Open Alliance’ and support the development of 6G technology standards led by the Warrior Group.”

Ye Feng looked at Blankfein and slowly said, "What I want is not compensation, but rules."

He paused, his gaze sharp as a knife. "Brother Investments and Brother Companies are now part of the US market, and will be important players in the global market in the future. If Jewish capital wants to continue to have a foothold on Wall Street, it must abide by two principles."

"First, fair competition, no more underhanded dealings allowed; second, open cooperation, the Warrior Group's technological ecosystem needs more participants, not disruptors."

Blankfein agreed without hesitation: "On behalf of the Jewish capital community, I promise that we will never again engage in unfair competition against Brothers Group. Investment banks such as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley will fully support Brothers Investment's global expansion, including its technology investment projects in Southeast Asia and Latin America."

This meeting completely changed the power structure of Wall Street. Jewish capital transformed from "encirclers" to "partners," while Brothers Investment, with the vast resources of its sister companies, truly became the "uncrowned king" of Wall Street.

But Ye Feng knew very well that this was only the first step. His sights had already been set on the broader global market.

"Notify Haitangguo Mobile to increase investment in the European market, especially in Germany and France."

Ye Feng told Chen Mo, "Leveraging the Warrior Group's 6G technology advantages, we will cooperate with local telecom operators to launch a '6G + smartphone' bundled package."

"In addition, Pan American Insurance and Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund should jointly establish a new energy investment company in Africa, focusing on investing in photovoltaic and energy storage projects—there are abundant solar energy resources there, which is a key market for the future energy transition."

Chen Mo nodded and noted it down, then added, "We've heard from the Progressive Party that Miller is preparing to push for the Cross-Border Data Security Act, which would restrict US tech companies from transferring data overseas. This could affect Facebook's business in Europe and Asia."

Ye Feng sneered: "Have Miller postpone the bill's progress. Tell her that Facebook can provide $1 million in political donations to the Progressive Party in the future, but on the condition that the bill includes an 'exception clause'—"

"Companies that meet international data security standards are allowed to conduct cross-border data transfers after obtaining approval from the local government."

"In addition, we should get Fox News to report more on Facebook's investment in data security, such as the fact that all 12 data centers we have built around the world use Warrior Group's encryption technology to reassure the public."

Under Ye Feng's strategic planning, the global expansion of the brother companies has progressed steadily.

Thanks to its 6G technology advantage, Haitangguo mobile phones have rapidly increased their market share in Europe to 35%, surpassing Apple and Samsung to become the most popular smartphone brand in Europe.

Brothers Investment Bank partnered with Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund to establish a $500 billion technology investment fund in Southeast Asia, investing in e-commerce platforms in Indonesia, semiconductor companies in Vietnam, and other emerging markets to capitalize on the technology dividends.

Pan Am Insurance's new energy investment company in Africa built 10 large-scale photovoltaic power plants in just six months, providing a stable power supply for 1000 million people in Africa, and also opening up the African energy market for its sister companies.

Facebook partnered with telecom operators around the world to launch a "free data + social services" model, which led to a surge in users in Latin America and Africa, with daily active users exceeding 40 billion, making it the world's largest social platform.

In China, the 6G technology standard led by the Warrior Group has received support from more than 120 countries and regions around the world.

Tech giants including Ericsson and Nokia from Europe, and Qualcomm and Intel from the United States, have joined the “Global Future Technology Open Alliance” to jointly promote the commercialization of 6G technology.

Brothers Investment, through the spin-off and listing of its "Warrior Group" subsidiaries, has raised more than US$1000 billion in the A-share, Hong Kong and US stock markets, further strengthening its capital base.

At the annual strategy meeting at Brothers Investment's headquarters in New York, Ye Feng stood center stage, facing hundreds of executives, his tone firm:

“Over the past year, we have broken the old rules and established a new order. But that’s not enough—in the next five years, we aim to become a global leader in capital, a standard setter in technology, and a shaper of market rules.”

He pointed to the large screen behind him, which displayed a brand-new global strategic map covering cutting-edge fields such as space exploration, gene editing, and artificial intelligence.

"In the space sector, we will partner with Musk's SpaceX to establish a space-based internet company to achieve seamless global network coverage."

"In terms of gene editing, the Warrior Group's laboratory has made groundbreaking progress, and in the future, gene therapy can be used to overcome intractable diseases such as cancer and AIDS."

"In terms of artificial intelligence, we aim to establish the world's largest AI computing center to provide AI infrastructure services to enterprises worldwide."

Thunderous applause erupted from the audience. Everyone knew that under Ye Feng's leadership, the brother companies were no longer just simple capital players, but were building a vast business empire that covered the globe and influenced the future.

After the meeting, Ye Feng stood alone by the floor-to-ceiling window of his office, gazing at the New York night view. Chen Mo walked in and handed him a document:
"We've received word from Jewish capital that Blankfein hopes to co-invest with us in the space internet project, and they're willing to contribute $200 billion. Additionally, the Rothschild family has expressed interest in participating in the commercialization of Warrior Group's gene-editing technology."

Ye Feng took the document, a smile appearing on his lips:
"Tell them that cooperation is possible, but they must abide by our rules. The future global market will no longer belong to any one capital group, but to all participants who are willing to compete fairly and cooperate openly."

He looked up at the starry sky, his gaze profound. On the chessboard of global capital, he had already made the most crucial moves, and this game was only just beginning to reach its climax.

Brothers Investment, once a "little Karami," has now become a protagonist on the global capital stage, and Ye Feng, with capital as his wings and technology as his blade, is writing his own legend.

A legend about ambition, wisdom, and vision; a legend that will shape the global business landscape for decades to come.

In the Gulf of Aden, the azure sea and the blue sky blend into one. Inside a yacht, Ye Rou and Ye Mei sit facing each other, while Yang Da and Yang San brew coffee on the side.

Marseille and Solo, two small and impoverished countries, have now been revitalized under the leadership of the Ye sisters, the two queens.

Of course, all of this is inseparable from their husbands, Prime Ministers Yang Da and Yang San.

Yang Da is good at handling government affairs and people's livelihood, and he also has a knack for economics. Of course, compared with the Ye sisters, who graduated from the economics department of a world-renowned university, he is definitely not as good.

However, he was obedient and humble, which earned him a very high reputation in Marseille.

Yang San, on the other hand, was the type who readily displayed his talents. The Kingdom of Suo, a pristine pirate nation that relied entirely on plunder, had long since stabilized under his campaigns. Furthermore, it had annexed two neighboring smaller countries, and its strategic geographical location had gradually transformed it into a transshipment point for global maritime trade.

Because Marseille and the Solomon Islands share a close relationship, they wield considerable influence within the African Union. However, due to their small size, their voice is still significantly weak.

The deep-rooted influence of some established empires in Africa has hindered the development of both countries.

At this moment, several people are together, discussing ways to solve the problem.

Ye Rou frowned slightly: "Sister, although our elder brother has built a huge new energy base in our territory, it is now being resisted. They must be instigated by someone. What do you think we should do?"

Ye Mei's personality remained unchanged, ruthless and decisive.
"Then fight them! Fight them until they submit!"

Yang San laughed: "As expected of my wife, conquering is never about appeasement, but about instilling fear, which is the most reliable method."

Yang glared at his younger brother: "All you know is fighting and killing, just like Dad..."

"Ah..."

Yang Geyong, who was drinking tea at his California farm, sneezed and looked up to ask Ye Yuze:

"It sounds like someone is insulting me. Who could it be?"

Ye Yuze took a sip of tea, looking quite composed: "Ye Feng and Ye Mao are currently riding high, and Ye Shuai and Ye Fei are also doing well. I guess something's happened to the two girls."

Yang Geyong retorted irritably, "Those are all your flesh and blood, why are you scolding me? You should be the one being scolded!"

Ye Yuze said smugly, "My daughter wouldn't dare scold me, so she can only scold you, her old man..."

The salty, damp sea breeze from the Gulf of Aden swept across the deck of the yacht. Ye Rou gently stirred her coffee, her gaze never leaving the African map spread out on the table.

"The EU has just passed a new round of trade restrictions on Africa, which is clearly aimed at our country's agricultural exports."

Ye Rou traced the North African region on the map with her slender fingers. "France's influence in its former colonies remains deeply entrenched, and our wheat and cotton are being deliberately undervalued on the international market."

Ye Mei snorted coldly and downed the glass of red wine in one gulp:

“Europeans are always like this, talking about free trade but wielding the tariff stick. The situation in the Solomon Islands is even worse. Our port expansion plan was shelved by the International Monetary Fund on the grounds of ‘insufficient environmental assessment.’ It’s obvious that those established maritime powers are behind this.”

Yang San slammed his hand on the table, causing the teacup to jump.

"Then don't waste your breath on them! Although the Solomon Islands navy is not large, it is more than enough to deal with those sabotaging fishing boats and so-called 'environmental observation vessels.' Last week, we seized another British-flagged vessel that claimed to be conducting scientific research, but in reality, it was surveying our undersea cable routes."

"Calm down," Yang Da said gently, refilling everyone's cups with tea.

"Force cannot solve all problems. Marseille has quadrupled its grain production through agricultural reforms. The problem is not production, but how to break down trade barriers."

Ye Rou gave her husband an approving look: "Brother is right. What we need is a comprehensive strategy—to both flex our muscles and use our wisdom."

She stood up and pointed to two adjacent areas on the map. “Massai and Solo are small countries on their own, but if we unite with the other five countries in the surrounding area to form an economic community, we will have the longest coastline, the largest population, and the largest market on the east coast of Africa.”

Ye Mei's eyes lit up: "Sister, do you mean we shouldn't be content with being queens of two small countries?"

“Exactly.” Ye Rou’s eyes gleamed with ambition.

“My father and uncles have already laid a solid foundation in China and the United States, and Brother Ye Feng has almost controlled the flow of global capital. Now it’s our turn to expand our influence in Africa.”

Yang San rubbed his hands excitedly: "Great! Finally, we can do something big. The special forces of the Soviet Union have been training for two whole years. It's the perfect time to test our skills on those anti-government armed groups supported by foreign forces."

Yang Daze was more pragmatic: "Expansion needs reasons and methods. Direct military annexation would provoke strong international opposition. We can start with economic integration and gradually transition to political and military alliances."

The four of them discussed until sunset, when the sea was dyed golden.

Ultimately, a strategy called the "Horn of Africa Revitalization Plan" gradually took shape: with Maasai and Somalia at its core, it would gradually absorb neighboring countries through economic aid, military cooperation, and political support to form a regional power.

As the yacht docked, Ye Rou gazed at the harbor lights gradually coming on and whispered to Ye Mei:

“Send a message to Brother Ye Feng: We need Brother Investment to inject $200 billion into Africa within three months, prioritizing infrastructure and energy projects.”

Ye Mei nodded knowingly: "We also need to encourage Brother News to report more on development opportunities in Africa and change the prejudice of Western media that only report on poverty, war and disease."

“That’s right,” Ye Rou smiled. “We need to change the rules of the game, not just participate in it.”

That night, an encrypted email was sent from the Gulf of Aden to the headquarters of Brothers Investment in New York. Ye Feng replied immediately upon receiving it:

"Funding has been arranged. Additionally, Jewish capital has expressed interest in participating in port construction in Africa. Should we accept this offer?"

This was naturally thanks to Ye Feng; Jewish capital had already begun to change course with the wind.

Ye Rou replied with only one word: "Welcome, but please follow our rules."