Chapter 1343 <b>The </b><b>Ideal </b><b>Business </b>Empire


    “Wynter, what do you mean?” Taylor furrowed his brows.


    “I want to establish an alliance. Oneposed of the Quinnel family, the Whitman family, and other long- standing enterprises willing to join us,” Wynter exined.


    She continued, “Through resource sharing and mutual benefits, we can promote domestic old brands to


    the world.


    “By doing this, we not only strengthen our ownpetitiveness but also collectively resist external threats and expand intorger overseas markets. Mr. ise and his team will be our first allies.” Content is property of N?velDrama.Org.


    Taylor’s eyes were filled with immense surprise. Never before had a person from the younger generation shown so much ambition and vision.


    Taylor couldn’t help but stand up. His contemtion was mixed with concern. “This is indeed a bold and far–sighted idea. But the implementation will likely be fraught with difficulties.”


    First and foremost, internal unity was essential to present a united front externally. However, in the business world, talking about unity could seem almostughable. Resources were limited, and if one party profited, the others might not.


    Each enterprise was wary of the others, always on guard against potential harm. It was good enough if they didn’t set traps for one another or engage inmercialpetition. To achieve resource sharing was a far more challenging proposition.


    However, Wynter had a different perspective. “There will certainly be challenges. After all, human nature is unpredictable. But, Uncle Taylor, the current situation is different from the past. Many long–standing enterprises are seeking a lifeline.


    “The perception of limited resources arises because everyone is focusing on the same market. By joining forces, we can boost each other’s sales and achieve a win–win oue.


    “Moreover, those long–standing enterprises that have survived until now must have their own core values that they stubbornly stand by. Such people will understand what we are trying to achieve.”


    Wynter’s tone remained resolute. “Also, I already have some ns. For example, we can start by optimizing the supply chain management, improving product quality, and enhancing service levels. This will gradually strengthen the alliance’s overall capability.”


    Taylor felt a burning passion ignite within him as he listened to Wynter’s exnation.


    He knew that his generation was not as sessful as Reuben’s. He also often found himself questioning whether the principles he upheld were truly important.


    The idea of giving up, like the Wray family did, seemed tempting at times. After all, that was less stressful.


    However, despite his disillusionment, Taylor had always harbored a chivalric fantasy. He envisioned a day when he could elevate domestic enterprises to the global stage, ensuring that these long–standing enterprises wouldn’t fade into obscurity.


    After all these years, he hadn’t expected to find that it was Wynter who had brought forth this very ambition.


    Taylor took a deep breath, his eyes gleaming with determination. “Then let’s do it. Just let me know if you need anything. I can still hold my own against Kenton in Hawford.”


    “Indeed, I will need your connections. But before that, there’s something else I need to discuss with you,”


    Chapter 1343 The Ideal Business Empire


    Wynter said.


    She pulled out the ount ledger she had brought with her and exined, “This was given to me by someone who has a crush on Mom. It’s the detailed ounts from your previouspany.”


    Taylor’s thoughts immediately turned to Lucius from the Darnell family.


    His <i>eyes </i>widened in shock as he scanned the details in the ledger. His usually handsome face darkened with anger and anxiety.


    He looked up at Wynter. “This… I didn’t do any of this. Where did thise from?”


    He could barely fathom the implications if this ledger had ended up in anyone else’s hands instead of Wynter’s. The consequences he had to face would have been dire!


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