Plans.

Ethan also told him that he hoped to purchase small banks and allow the bank to own shares in some of the most prominent institutions.

Ethan then met Bluesky president Sean Kelly. The group has a debt of over $5 billion with interest. The majority of Bluesky's business is in Nightshade, therefore Ethan wanted to expand into other cities.

This group's debt clearance plan was working nicely. The organization owns assets in Texas and other cities. His offshore firms are acquiring assets and land that will create revenue for the group. Ethan also cut his shares, and he now owns 50%, with the remainder being acquired by offshore corporations.

"Sean, I need a company to develop in New York, California."

"Okay, boss."

Ethan knows that housing prices in some cities will rise. Particularly in New York and California. The future Silicon Valley was in California, while the other is a key financial hub. Ethan specifically mentioned cities such as San Francisco, Sandiego, Los Angeles, Boston, Seattle, Miami, and Chicago.

Times Square in New York is currently less well-known than it will be in the future. Currently, clubs, sex shops, and strippers are well-known in Times Square. Until 1980, Times Square drew attention. Ethan decided to lend a hand in Times Square. In the future, Times Square might produce billions of dollars in profit. The other is Silicon Valley, California, which is a high-quality asset. It might create a value of approximately one trillion dollars including high tech companies.

For the blue sky group, the salesman was essential. Ethan advised Sean to hire an experienced salesperson. If feasible, give classes to new employees. The blue sky group includes a construction group, which is not separated. The process will take some time to complete.

After Sean left, Ethan looked at the clock and saw it was already evening, so he ate a light dinner before going to bed. The next day, after breakfast, he met Frank Miller, CEO of the Apex Group.

Apex Group operates trains and airlines. Despite the group's debt, it can be paid off within a few months of operating. He had no special intentions for airlines, but he did plan for railways. Right now, America's land is twofold and has a high population.

Ethan considered developing high-speed trains. High-speed railways are quite popular in small countries, but constructing a high-speed railway system in such a large country is impossible.

Most Americans prefer to travel by automobile or plane rather than by railway. The US government has also made significant investments in transportation systems. Ethan's idea may encounter financial, geographical, and political challenges. High-speed railways have the potential to be useful in several places in America.

His Nightshade town likewise lacks a local metro system. Ethan briefed Frank about his plans and let him evaluate if they were possible. In terms of high-speed railways, he has some talents in Nova Kingdom.

Ethan and Frank enjoyed lunch, and then Frank left the castle. Then Ethan met the president of the Twilight group, Jason King. Ethan had already given him car designs and utilized special cards in the factories. Ethan instructed him to name the car the Shadow Series. He told him to develop a brand for the vehicles.

Most automobiles are sold through dealerships, and he advised Jason to build showrooms in cities. Salesmen also played an important role in car sales, telling Jason to instruct newcomers and not make any blunders.

After that, he met Charles Jones, the CEO of the Infinite Stock Exchange. He instructed him to discuss a plan for the electronic stock market. The US Securities and Exchange Commission met with his family multiple times about closing this stock market. After all, the government did not have another one when they had a large stock market. Ethan promised Charles that he would create an electronic stock market in a year and let him debate it with the government.

Ethan signed on for two days with some cash and the Godfather script. The next day, Ethan met the CEO of Dawn Group, a mining company. Paul Young was the group's CEO. Dawn Group owns some modest oil mines, as well as gold, silver, and coal mines.

Ethan is aware that there are several well-known oil mines in Alaska, and that the world has changed, and there may be many more oil mines. He requested that Paul enter Alaska to conduct oil explorations. Ethan is aware that the Prudhoe Bay Oil Field in Alaska was discovered last year. That cake was already divided.

Ethan wasn't afraid of the oil corporations. His family formerly held a majority stake in Standard Oil. Due to antitrust investigations, all of his family's shares were changed into cash, and his family founded a fresh business. He advised Paul to build the company gradually, as there was no need to rush. All of his family's businesses are founded to aid each other and

After that, Ethan met David Taylor, CEO of Alpha Power. This is the only organization with no debts. The Alpha Group owned a hydroelectric power station and coal mines that were used to generate electricity. For the time being, the business is running smoothly, but this does not imply he has no plans. In the future, the corporation will fully develop solar and wind power, as well as electricity generation using coal and natural gas.

The next day, Ethan met Adam Brown, the head of the Astral Media Group. This corporation owns newspapers and television networks. He has no intentions for the newspaper and has already utilized a unique card. For broadcasting channels, he chose two new shows: Millionaire and America Got Talent. There is also a singing talent show and a cooking competition. 

Following that, Ethan met with Philip Thomas, president of the Nightshade Group. This group controlled textile factories that produced garments and other accessories. There is a subsidiary that manages timber and wood. Finally, it controls his ranch products.

Ethan chose to divide the group and rebrand the Nightshade group as a luxury goods brand. He renamed it Monarch Group, which will include certain subsidiaries. Ethan also decided to establish a firm in the food and beverage industry, which had to be done gradually.

The final one is the Nightshade Trust, which owned stock in IBM, General Motors, General Electric, and Standard Oil. It also had some hotels and grapevines that produced wine. It also featured museums and auction houses. Half of this group's profits were used for charitable purposes throughout the country.