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

Zhang San was helpless about the fact that the Da Sima Technology Fund wasn't making money. He was a peace-loving person who just wanted to make money steadily.

His family is very wealthy, and an economic downturn would be very dangerous for him.

At the beginning of this year, a highly contagious event occurred, which led to the rapid rise of e-commerce. Among them, two e-commerce platforms attracted much attention. One was Lihua Online, which relied on Lihua Supermarket as its main platform. With the slogan of same-day delivery in cities above the fourth tier, it won a large number of online customers. The products were guaranteed to be authentic, cheaper, and clearly priced, which made it more popular.

Another company, Ali88 in Hangzhou, also gained more users that year. However, in terms of overall market share, Lihua Online occupied 70% of the market, making it the Amazon of Asia. Moreover, its huge logistics system, faster service, and after-sales system covering all fourth-tier cities and above made it a synonym for speed and security.

Some items are even cheaper than counterfeit versions, which leaves many people with no choice but to buy them.

Moreover, mainland export companies, especially those related to Zhang San, account for more than 30% of mainland exports, forming a complete industrial chain.

Moreover, Zhang San's market share in the global mobile phone market is exceptionally high, reaching over 31%. Apart from Nokia, Zhang San owns the majority of mobile phone companies. He has twenty mobile phone companies, including four in mainland China, six in other parts of Asia, three in North America, and seven in Europe.

These 20 companies account for more than 31% of the global market share.

Besides these, there are also computer companies, digital camera companies, office equipment companies, and so on. With so many high-tech companies, he should need as much core technology as possible. Why would he set up such a charitable enterprise?

For no other reason than that he needs a stable world and a stable business environment. If the chip industry is not strong enough, or if it is not valued, or if it is complacent and not invested in this area by Europe and the United States, then others can be careless and relaxed, but he cannot. His interests in mainland China are too great. He has at least several hundred billion RMB in assets in mainland China, and he cannot give them up.

Although he has hundreds of billions of dollars in assets in Europe and America, those assets are hidden and cannot be exposed. Who knows if those who distort logic might suddenly go crazy?

As long as the two sides don't have a dispute over these high-tech industries, he'll be fine.

Another one is that he bought a lot of land in Mexico. On the surface, he doesn't own an inch of land there, but in reality, he has become the biggest landowner in Mexico. He plans to build factories there, hire people, and work there. The economic environment there has collapsed due to the South American debt crisis in the 1980s.

It began to recover in the 1990s, but land was still very cheap.

Zhang San plans to set up a contract manufacturer here to supply mobile phones and other digital products to North America. Besides these, there are also clothing manufacturing companies; the materials come from Asia, and the local people handle the production and processing.

The workers here in Mexico earn very low wages, and their jobs are very easy: they just put labels on products. They import semi-finished products from mainland China, put labels on them here, and then export them directly to North America.

Zhang San did all this in order to create a stable global environment and a legal tax avoidance channel, which is crucial for exports.

The people below then explained the importance of a stable global environment to him; he saw on the report:

1. Market confidence: A stable international environment helps build consumer and investor confidence and promotes the growth of international trade.

2. Trade liberalization: A stable environment is usually accompanied by open markets and free trade agreements, which reduce trade barriers and make exports smoother.

3. Forecasting and Planning: Businesses can more accurately forecast market demand, price fluctuations, and policy changes, thereby better planning their production and export strategies.

4. Reduce risks: Reduce risks such as political instability, war and conflict, thus reducing the uncertainty faced by export enterprises.

5. Reputation and competitiveness: A stable international environment helps companies build a good reputation and enhance their competitiveness in the international market.

6. Long-term cooperation: A stable environment fosters long-term cooperative relationships among multinational corporations, ensuring a stable supply and customer base.

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Seeing this, Zhang San understood. Therefore, he wanted to avoid all the uncertainties of the future. Another thing he did was to go public. He planned to list all his companies on a large scale, not for any other reason than to reduce risk.

Besides companies like Dahua 36 listing in Hong Kong, mainland liquor companies will also list in mainland China. Before the registration system was implemented, listings and shell companies were scarce. It was impossible for hundreds of companies to list in a year, or for companies to list almost every day. At that time, the difficulty of listing and the strictness of the review were beyond what ordinary companies could bear.

Therefore, listing overseas has become the preferred option for mainland Chinese companies, as it is relatively easy.

Zhang San had the connections to get those internet companies listed in North America, most of which were loss-making; while liquor companies were listed in mainland China.

Compared to other companies, baijiu (Chinese liquor) is not well-received overseas. Since it cannot fool foreigners into buying its products, it can only be listed on the mainland.

If it's fruit wine, it might be possible to make a fortune overseas, but it's much harder for baijiu (Chinese white liquor).

To be honest, Zhang San has invested in many liquor companies in mainland China. These companies are doing well in their respective regions, but they are not competitive in other provinces. But that doesn't matter. Zhang San can simply sell them in his own supermarkets. If he wants the stock to rise, the supermarkets will promote them. If he wants the stock to fall, he will put the liquor in a hidden corner.

In short, Zhang San stated that he has the capability to achieve such manufacturing results.

There are many film and television companies in mainland China, but the largest one now is PolyGram, a foreign-invested enterprise that integrates film and television, music, and distribution.

Now, they are collecting music and film copyrights across the mainland, and purchasing film and television rights for various novels; it can be said that they have invested a huge amount of money.

Other music websites are still using pirated versions. They don't understand this practice of foreign companies collecting copyrights. They look down on this kind of behavior that spends money but doesn't yield any returns. They feel that they are trying to implement the European and American system in mainland China. Such behavior will not work and will not be suitable for the local conditions.

However, Paulkin is rich, extremely rich, and doesn't care about these things at all. Moreover, with increased investment, many content companies are on the verge of bankruptcy. When Paulkin wants to buy their copyrights, they are naturally happy to sell them. Since they can't create wealth, they can only sell them to recoup their losses or make a quick buck and go bankrupt.

With so many businesses in mainland China, how could Zhang San possibly allow any unstable factors to exist?