While the two sisters were out having fun, Du You organized his belongings. He sorted out items he no longer needed and set them aside for someone to collect later.
Now that he had his own company, Du You no longer needed to sell his wares in the market.
Du You had also realized that finding truly valuable items in the market was nearly impossible. The real treasures rarely surfaced there; most were internally consumed or traded between major organizations. Now, his company and the academy had established a similar mechanism.
The investment decision made last time had been almost entirely implemented; his company was now supporting two newly established territories. They held a thirty percent and forty percent share in the new territories, respectively.
This was quite similar to the joint-stock companies familiar to ordinary people, except the business focus was different.
