Life at The Top novel Chapter 1120

Countless people were taken in straight from their homes and workplaces to aid in the investigations.

The people getting brought away were mostly heinous individuals with a mountain of evidence proving their dirty work. These were people that would certainly be thrown in jail after they had gone through the formal procedures.

This storm wreaked through the entire country and it almost flipped the medical treatment industry and pharmaceutical enterprises on its head.

As one of the first five largest privately-owned pharmaceutical industries, the Seatreasures Group was pretty much in the eye of this storm.

At the same time, countless people slammed their palms on the table and exclaimed that even the heavens were helping Jasper when they saw the news.

The stock market, known to be the most sensitive measure when it came to news regarding the world’s industries, had already begun to react.

The moment the statement was released, the pharmaceutical sector’s index began to plummet. All share prices of listed enterprises relating to medicine began to crash.

Shares of the largest privately-owned pharmaceutical enterprises in the country began to tank, spearheaded by Seatreasures Group. Not even investors or organizations could hold on to their stocks once news of officials investigations of those enterprises broke.

Sell!

Sell!

Sell!

Everyone immediately sold their shares of the relevant enterprises.

At this moment, shares of pharmaceutical enterprises were like hot potatoes that nobody wanted to hold.

The share prices were dyed a tragic red, and the blood-like color representing the disintegration of an astronomical amount of funds that had been invested in the pharmaceutical enterprises.

The harsh drop in the pharmaceutical sector caused an overall drop in the larger market as well.

Everyone was instantly terrified.

While Harbor Stock’s situation was not as tragic as the domestic class A securities market, Seatreasures Group’s share price was still drowning in a sea of red.