The discussion about Gao Qiang ended there, and Gu Fan prepared to take his leave. If he stayed any longer, he suspected that he would have to change careers in law.
Huo Yunchao seemed to remember something and asked, "What's the deal with that counterfeit merchant at Chaoku?"
Well, the final topic turned to Xue Qiandai again.
"I called Chaoku. This was just a minor case of plagiarism, but the plagiarists are clever because they registered a trademark. Although Junior Sister Daidai's work is original, she doesn't have the copyright for the emoji. It would be troublesome if we went to court."
Huo Yunchao did not intend to intervene directly in this matter, because Dai Dai said she wanted to handle it herself, and he only planned to observe the situation.
In the early hours of that night, a post alleging that the son of a director at Huading Fund had sexually harassed women in his office spread widely. The women in the photos were blurred, but Gao Qiang's image was clearly visible. Faced with compelling evidence, netizens launched into a torrent of criticism, with righteous individuals, outspoken critics, and well-rounded young people all condemning Huading's top management for their corrupt practices.
Huading's crisis management team responded at 2 a.m., beginning to suppress online voices and issuing a notice to hold a press conference.
However, when the public relations team tried to delete and close the posts, they discovered that the source of these posts could not be traced at all, as if a group of highly trained hacking geniuses were helping to cover up the traces. Moreover, the rhetoric seemed to be escalating.
The next day, when the market opened, Huading Capital's stock plummeted, hitting the daily limit down. Investors rushed to sell their Huading shares.
At the same time, someone acquired Huading Shares.
Suddenly, the A-share market was in turmoil.
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