Reborn in America, I'm serious about making money.

Zhang San deeply mourned the dead, but he was busy filming "Good Things Come 2002," a movie project that was approved for filming this year. He was very busy.

Since this happened in North America, Zhang San could only make a phone call.

"Rob, this is a disaster time. We shouldn't be showing movies now. Let's release some low-budget films instead of big-budget ones. People are in a bad mood right now; they won't be watching movies."

Robert was deeply moved by Zhang San's sorrowful voice and came to approve of the boss even more.

On the other hand, across Wall Street, only a few funds are buying stocks in the defense, food, and healthcare sectors against the market trend, or buying futures for commodities like grain.

After several days of aggressive buying, the losses continued to mount. During their breaks, they discussed the matter among themselves.

The five of them formed a team, and naturally got along well. When they sat around the table to eat, they would discuss things together or exchange ideas.

"Has our boss gone mad? We've already lost nearly $500 million, and there's no sign of it stopping."

Although he complained, he wouldn't disobey orders; that was their duty as traders. However, he was too young and a little... well... not mature enough. But that didn't matter; he had a good foundation: he knew how to follow orders.

"I have a guess." Another team member spoke mysteriously, attracting the attention of the others. Seeing that he had successfully attracted everyone's attention, his vanity was greatly satisfied. He whispered, "A fight might break out. They have already identified their target. Although I feel that my guess is somewhat impossible, it feels very real."

"hehe……"

Although it was somewhat inappropriate for everyone to laugh in this environment, everyone still laughed.

"Impossible, absolutely impossible!" someone shouted. "Those gentlemen, it will take them at least three months, and at the very least next year, to make this decision."

"Yes, the men still want *&*%￥#@#￥#@, how can they possibly get up quickly?"

They looked at each other and burst into laughter. These people were quite good at entertaining themselves.

Sray Films has also started shooting a movie, Captain America, which is scheduled to be released next summer. Speaking of Captain America, the Marvel comic book, it can be said that it represents the mentality of the Americas. They feel that they are the captain and should lead the world, so they want to make a movie for them.

However, Marvel Comics suggested making "Iron Tech Man," believing it to be a very unconventional hero. They argued that starting with this hero and then making other heroes to create a series would lead to better box office returns.

Zhang San is a considerate person to his subordinates, so he naturally follows their advice. However, he can't stop watching "Captain America".

"I'm not short of money, let's make two movies."

With Zhang San's support, two films were simultaneously approved for production. Just as these projects were being approved, news came from North America, making Zhang San realize for the first time the efficiency of America's budget.

War has come.

Even if they come, what does it have to do with Zhang San? What does it have to do with Asia? What does it have to do with Europe?

The whole world is still singing and dancing as usual, isn't it? Alli~ GO~ GO~ GO~

Zhang San's decision was supported by everyone. With money to spare, they could do whatever they wanted... but that was impossible.

What kind of directors or producers does Zhang San like?

Those who consider things from the boss's perspective and help the boss solve problems, those who are capable—these are the kinds of people Zhang San needs.

Therefore, every film crew has an accounting team dispatched by Zhang San.

"It doesn't matter if they don't do it, there are plenty of people who are willing to; don't even think about taking money from my pocket, that's dangerous." This is what Zhang San said to those producers.

For no other reason than that he gave too much.

As for why Zhang San makes these movies, it's because, of course, he wants to make money! Making money isn't shameful.

Meanwhile, Zhang San was filming a Lunar New Year blockbuster, "Good Things Come 2002," a star-studded Lunar New Year film featuring veteran Hong Kong stars, not the newly emerging ones, not for any other reason than its affordability.

When faced with these celebrities, Zhang San said, "You've all been paid well. I hope you'll give a good performance."

The main purpose of this movie is to promote Lihua Supermarket. Since its listing, Lihua Supermarket has overcome numerous obstacles and is now the largest retail enterprise in mainland China, employing millions of people.

This business primarily focuses on selling goods. What retail business doesn't aim to sell goods?

Actually, this is something we learned from Walmart Supermarket. Walmart Supermarket not only sells products from other factories, but also some of its own manufactured goods, such as shampoos, toiletries, and other products.

These products bring Walmart supermarkets huge profits every year. In comparison, the products produced by unrelated companies seem insignificant, with a gross profit margin of only 10% to 30%, while self-made products reach 50%.

In this situation, it goes without saying which product to sell.

Zhang San was even more cunning. He bought up many companies and quietly took control of the entire supply chain, from upstream to downstream. This way, the upstream companies basically took all the profits, making it seem like the supermarkets had very little profit.

In a typical large supermarket, the sales figures for which products sell well and which don't are quickly displayed on the server after the cashier scans the barcode, and anyone with the appropriate permissions can view them.

Generally, when high-margin products are sold, employees receive generous bonuses. However, at Lihua Supermarket, employees receive even more bonuses when the discounted products they are required to promote are sold.

This was also very puzzling for the finance department of Lihua Supermarket, but it didn't matter. As long as the company's employees could be paid on time, that was all that mattered.

This highlights the difference between good and ordinary finance professionals. Their salaries are significantly lower, and their bonuses are even more different. Moreover, good finance professionals often receive a bonus from the boss at the end of the year; while ordinary finance professionals, well, they can't even come close.

A good accountant is meticulous in their work, attentive to detail, observant, and most importantly, keeps their mouth shut.

Many people's answer to this question is that there are rebates; if there were no rebates, who would do it?

With so many upstream companies, they will naturally go public in the future. As for where to go public, Zhang San said that it would be best to go public overseas, as that would bring them great benefits.