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After nearly two weeks of investigation, the FBI in St. John and FBI headquarters jointly issued a preliminary investigation report on the St. John City cult sacrifice incident.

The report claims that the mastermind behind the incident was Villeneuve, the executive director of the Kejette Group, and that all Kejette Group factories in the city had sacrificial rituals arranged by Villeneuve.

As required, all Kegete Group factories in St. John's will be sealed off.

This will facilitate further investigation.

A spokesperson for the Kegett Group stated that the FBI's actions constituted an abuse of power, that the FBI had no right to shut down Kegett Group's factory, and announced that they would sue the FBI.

That evening, Mayor Christos of Dawn City delivered a speech, severely condemning the Kegete Group's dirty deeds of colluding with the evil god, and announced an indefinite investigation into all Kegete Group products in Dawn City to confirm whether they were influenced by the 'evil god'.

During the investigation, the grain share originally held by the Kegete Group will be replaced by imports from other cities.

The CEO of Moshanto Grain Group stated online that "Christos is a wise and just mayor."

Videos related to 'K' continue to circulate.

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November 1st

Factory employees in major grain-producing cities, led by Twilight City, staged a multi-city strike, demanding that the Kegete Corporation explain the evil god ritual, lower grain prices, and raise employee wages.

The Kegete Group refused to provide an explanation and demanded that employees return to work immediately or face dismissal of all employees involved in the strike.

The FBI headquarters announced the formation of a special investigation team to investigate the Kejette Group.

An FBI spokesperson stated that the investigation team will be stationed at all of Kegete Group's factories to conduct an in-depth investigation into whether Kegete Group's 'core technology' involves the sacrifice of evil gods.

Citing business confidentiality, the Kegete Group announced that it would refuse to cooperate with the FBI investigation.

Kegette Group's stock price plummeted at the opening and continued to decline, with a cumulative drop of more than 15%.

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November 3st

As planned, the Kegete Group laid off a large number of employees who participated in the work stoppage.

The laid-off employees took to the streets, claiming that the mayors of their cities had accepted a "donation" from the Kegete Group in exchange for their reinstatement and a pay raise.

At the same time, they firmly demanded that the Kegete Group disclose whether other Kegete factories in major cities also had altars to evil gods.

One of the laid-off employees who participated in the protest claimed in the street that...

"None of my colleagues at the factory lived past fifty, and many died in their thirties. We wanted to live; we didn't want to die."

The Kegette Group sent security personnel to disperse the demonstrators, resulting in a fierce clash.

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November 7st

The work stoppages and protests spread to more cities, and the Kegete Group released a document claiming to be a 'core patent,' but it was described by a grain machinery expert from Morning Light University as 'a fake technology with no possibility of being realized.'

The protesters demanded that the Kegete Group open its core area for tours, but the group refused, citing 'trade secrets'.

The FBI announced that, in accordance with federal law, it would conduct phased raids on more than two-thirds of the Kejette Group’s grain processing plants in federal cities.

The Kegete Group protested, claiming that the FBI's operations had severely impacted their food production, caused huge business losses, and affected the federal food supply.

A consortium of grain companies, led by the Mosanto Grain Group, immediately issued a statement indicating that the entire consortium was expediting grain production and would do everything possible to ensure supply.

State food supply.

At the same time, they extended job offers to employees who had left the Kegete Group.

Grain futures rose slightly that day, while Kegett Group's stock price continued to fall, with a cumulative decline of over [percentage missing].

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November 15st

The IRS issued a statement saying that several directors and executives of the Kegette Group have tax issues and that a tax team will be sent to conduct a tax investigation into the Kegette Group.

Mayor Christos of Dawn City announced that the investigation into Kegett Group's products will be expanded to include products from all manufacturers that may have used raw materials supplied by Kegett Group.

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November 22st

Executives at the Kegete Group revealed that due to prolonged work stoppages and a business investigation in Dawn City, the group's cash flow is strained, and they are seeking a short-term loan to alleviate the difficulties.

Sources familiar with the matter said that during its expansion over the past decade or so, the Kejette Group has adopted a strategy of extensive financing and high-leverage loans in order to achieve its expansion goals quickly.

Its debt structure is unhealthy and its net assets are not high enough. Once its cash flow breaks down, it may trigger a chain reaction of avalanche effects.

Nord Credit Ratings stated that if the Kegete Group cannot restore its normal production in the short term or find a new strategic investment partner, it may downgrade its credit rating from AA to BBB.

A spokesperson for the Kegete Group stated that the company has no financial problems.

On that day, Kegete Group's stock price plummeted by more than 10%, triggering a panic sell-off in the market.

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November 25st

Nord Bank stated that Kegete Group's collateral was insufficient and requested that it continue to provide additional collateral worth 30 billion federal dollars for its loans with Nord Bank.

This news triggered a panic run, with banks under the Kejette Group experiencing a frenzy of deposits, its corporate bonds being sold at low prices on the market, and its stock price plummeting.

Kegett Group announced it has requested a delay in debt repayment.

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November 26st

The FBI announced the preliminary findings of its investigation into the Kegett factory, confirming the existence of a suspected evil god sacrifice array at the Kegett Group's factory. Further investigation is required to determine the specifics.

Meanwhile, the FBI announced a blockade and investigation of the remaining third of Kegett's grain plants, demanding that Kegett immediately cease operations.

The Kejette Group refused to halt operations and engaged in armed conflict with FBI agents in the city.

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November 27st

The FBI announced an investigation into the Kejette Group, an illegal armed organization, and the President of the Federal Republic issued a document requesting the cooperation of city garrisons in the investigation.

Stars Bank demanded that Kegete Group repay its 30 billion federal dollars short-term loan that was due soon and refused to lend again.

The major banks then simultaneously demanded that the Kegete Group repay its loans.

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November 28st

After a continuous decline lasting more than a month, the market value of Kegette Group has evaporated by more than 90%, and its stock price is less than 7% of its peak.

The Kegette Group held a press conference announcing its inability to repay its various loans that were due soon and requesting that major banks and creditors negotiate an extension.

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November 29st

Nolanca Group reached an agreement with Kegett Group to purchase Kegett Group's properties in St. John's City at half the market price.

It has fixed assets.

At the same time, the Kegete Group donated some of its key food technologies to the Nolanca Group as a gift.

Apart from Mosanto Grain, all major creditor groups had no objection to the transaction.

Some analysts say that St. John's City is still under the control of the Nolanca Mercenary Group and is still under investigation by the FBI. After purchasing its properties, various issues would need to be dealt with, and its value is far less than its stated value. Major conglomerates are unwilling to completely offend the Nolanca Group for this, and they are also afraid that the Moshanto Group will become too large after the collapse of Kegete, so they don't mind supporting the Nolanca Group to share its profits.

The Kegete Group expressed its gratitude for the assistance from the Norlanca Group, declaring the Norlanca Group to be "a forever friend who lends a helping hand in times of crisis."

Nolanca Group announced that it will take over all employees of Kejette Group in St. John and will suspend operations to repair the factory. The group will provide living allowances to all employees during the shutdown period.

On that day, Kegett Group's stock rebounded slightly, but then fell back down.

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November 30st

A coalition of creditors, led by Nordbank, Nolancabank, and Mosantobank, has formed a group demanding that the Kejette Group repay all its due and outstanding debts.

The IRS has announced that several executives and directors of the Kejette Group have evaded taxes and will prosecute them. These executives and directors could face up to 30 years in prison and fines of up to 1000 million federal dollars.

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November 2st

After two days and two nights of negotiations, the Kejette Group and the creditors' alliance failed to reach an agreement.

Kegete Group announced that it is unable to repay its debts and will undergo bankruptcy reorganization.

On the same day, the FBI announced the preliminary completion of its investigation, and the directors and most of the executives of the Kejette Group were arrested on charges of "crimes against humanity," "intentional assault," "endangering public safety," and "sedition."

Sources say that, with multiple charges against them, these directors and executives could face more than 100 years in prison.

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November 5st

The primary election for mayor of St. John has begun, with former Deputy Minister of Health, Sinzi, announcing his candidacy.

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November 9st

After a two-week debate, the Morning Light City Council passed the Food Support Act.

The bill stipulates that all grain processing plants established in Sunrise will receive direct subsidies from the municipal government, and all small grain enterprises headquartered in Sunrise will be able to apply for municipal government grain enterprise support subsidies according to their size.

At the same time, all grain entering Chenxi City from other cities must undergo strict quality inspections, and only grain that meets the quality requirements can enter Chenxi City.

At the same time, high-quality grains that pass the review will be subject to a higher consumption tax rate than before.

However, small grain enterprises outside the city can be exempted from some quality inspection processes and sold as ordinary imported grain after providing sufficient information, and are subject to the consumption tax rate for ordinary grain.

Experts analyze that the core of the bill has only two points.

First, support locally produced grain and provide subsidies to local factories to increase the grain self-sufficiency rate of Chenxi City.

Secondly, restrictions were placed on grain imports from large conglomerates, and the price was reduced.

The low proportion of grain produced by large conglomerates, which produce premium grains subject to higher taxes, contrasts with the low proportion of grain produced by small grain enterprises, which produce ordinary grains subject to lower taxes. This is essentially an additional tax on the grain produced by large conglomerates.