By the 80s, the market value of American Union Network was only around 20 million US dollars. At that time, Block Corporation outright acquired it as a subsidiary for a premium of 25 million dollars.
It was also during that year that American Union Network initiated its online content service provision, though it only had about a thousand users.
Later, with continuous capital injection and cooperation with local telephone companies in Ohio, American Union Network had managed to achieve its current scale after a decade of development.
Its market value had risen from 20 million dollars to 300 million dollars today. An increase by more than tenfold, and now Dean had become one of its major shareholders.
That's right, as an individual shareholder, a 1.3% stake was already enough to make it onto the list of shareholder representatives.
"Robert, and Mr. Wilkins." Having signed the contract, Dean also began preparing to implement his own plan.
