Chapter 1880 Female Entrepreneur

If given another chance, they would have fought tooth and nail to stand tall against the foreign competitors, even if it cost them everything. The humiliation of being looked down upon was simply unbearable. Many of their old comrades had even walked away because of it. Those foreign companies, with their early advantages and superior technology, had siphoned off too much from them. Back then, the Cascadian workers labored the hardest yet earned the lowest wages. Just recalling those days made every executive in the room, regardless of their allegiances or alliances, feel a pang of bitterness. The meeting hall fell into heavy silence. Wynter spoke up again. "Foreign capital is making another move now. I trust that I won't need to remind you all about what happened recently with the battle for control over the ports. Some have been offloading their mainland assets on a large scale. Clearly, they're preparing for what's coming. "A weak nation has no voice in diplomacy. That truth ho