Several days later, a weary Rockefeller arrived at Zhu Wencong's estate; Zhu Wencong was preparing to start his journey to Washington.
Rockefeller had been busy with Jiuding Bank's business for over a month, effectively handling the work of Su Yanqiao and Luo Xueqing.
Zhu Wencong had not planned to establish banks in Iowa and Nebraska, lacking both the staff and the funds.
Completing the farm acquisition was enough, there was no need to establish any other industries.
Rockefeller's ability and ambition made Zhu Wencong change his mind; if someone else could do these things for him, he would vigorously support them.
Rockefeller did not disappoint Zhu Wencong; in almost two months, he had completed the acquisition of banks in the two cities of Des Moines and Omaha.
This was the first time Jiuding Bank expanded its influence into the Midwest region, making the Jiuding Bank known to more people.
