Why are there such substantial differences between individuals? Ruby Frank's thoughts wandered a bit, but Finn Lewis was, of course, oblivious to it. Upon hearing Ruby's words, Finn chuckled and responded, "None of that matters. Be it company A or Planet Corp, it makes no difference to us. If I ask for it, I trust that even 5% of Planet Corp shares freely given by Hanson Lee is a possibility."
Having spent the night at the hotel, Finn attended the board meeting of company A the next day upon an invitation extended by Greg. For companies like A, shareholders with more than 10% of shares were rare. It was virtually impossible to obtain absolute controlling interest, otherwise, Finn wouldn't have become the company's major individual shareholder with a mere 4.8% of shares.
