“It’s always better to be more careful. Prince is a little different from the other people we met. He could very well do something rash,” Jasper said seriously.
Henry waved him off in a half-hearted acknowledgment. He did not take the man seriously.
Jasper could only leave the situation alone when he saw the man’s reaction. All he could do was ask Julian to keep a closer eye on Henry when they returned.
…
This well-prepared ICBS conference that Prince had been confident about had ended in Jasper’s overwhelming victory.
This was something no one had expected.
His victory in this meeting meant that JW Payment would not have to face any follow- up trouble for a short period of time.
Therefore, what Jasper, JW Capital, and its subsidiaries needed to do was try their best to occupy the entire market.
Before the document for the online payment policy had been issued and the market fully opened to the public, Jasper had to take the advantage of his majority control over the market.
He had to do so whilst simultaneously getting rid of Soha Payments.
This was easier said than done.
After all, both Netsy, Senator, and Perfect World were capable companies. Especially Netsy, which was one of the country’s top four web portals. They had chosen to partner with Soha Payments, meaning they would not be gotten rid of so quickly.
Jasper was not in a rush when it came to this either.
Food had to be eaten mouthful by mouthful, and the market could only be obtained step by step.
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