San Francisco Bay Area.
Igret's corporate headquarters near Stanford University in Palo Alto.
Simon came to San Francisco on April 23, and a conference room in the company's office building was occupied, with people coming in and out every day to participate in meetings and discussions.
In addition to senior executives from Igret, Steve Case, CEO of America Online based on the East Coast, and others also flew here. Occasionally, executives from companies such as Cisco, Oracle, SUN, and Microsoft were also invited to participate. In the end, even the media in the Bay Area took notice of this discussion.
Then, the first news Simon released during his trip to San Francisco was that Westeros would invest an additional US$50 million in exchange for another 50% stake in America Online, which already has about 60,000 users.
After the transaction was completed, Westeros' shareholding in AOL increased from 25% to 75%, and the shareholding of AOL's original investors and partners was reduced to 25%. In this way, the Westeros Corporation achieved absolute control of AOL.
In fact, this push started before Simon came to Los Angeles.
In the next few years, Simon's investment in the Internet field may lose the original opportunity if he makes a wrong step. Therefore, he must ensure that he has absolute control over the most important part of AOL's layout.
For this reason, James Raybould made a strong statement during the negotiation process. If other AOL partners did not agree to this capital injection, Westeros Company would withdraw from AOL and instead support other companies.
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San Francisco Bay Area.
Igret's corporate headquarters near Stanford University in Palo Alto.
Simon came to San Francisco on April 23, and a conference room in the company's office building was occupied, with people coming in and out every day to participate in meetings and discussions.
In addition to senior executives from Igret, Steve Case, CEO of America Online based on the East Coast, and others also flew here. Occasionally, executives from companies such as Cisco, Oracle, SUN, and Microsoft were also invited to participate. In the end, even the media in the Bay Area took notice of this discussion.
Then, the first news Simon released during his trip to San Francisco was that Westeros would invest an additional US$50 million in exchange for another 50% stake in America Online, which already has about 60,000 users.
After the transaction was completed, Westeros' shareholding in AOL increased from 25% to 75%, and the shareholding of AOL's original investors and partners was reduced to 25%. In this way, the Westeros Corporation achieved absolute control of AOL.
In fact, this push started before Simon came to Los Angeles.
In the next few years, Simon's investment in the Internet field may lose the original opportunity if he makes a wrong step. Therefore, he must ensure that he has absolute control over the most important part of AOL's layout.
For this reason, James Raybould made a strong statement during the negotiation process. If other AOL partners did not agree to this capital injection, Westeros Company would withdraw from AOL and instead support other companies.
San Francisco Bay Area.
Igret's corporate headquarters near Stanford University in Palo Alto.
Simon came to San Francisco on April 23, and a conference room in the company's office building was occupied, with people coming in and out every day to participate in meetings and discussions.
In addition to senior executives from Igret, Steve Case, CEO of America Online based on the East Coast, and others also flew here. Occasionally, executives from companies such as Cisco, Oracle, SUN, and Microsoft were also invited to participate. In the end, even the media in the Bay Area took notice of this discussion.
Then, the first news Simon released during his trip to San Francisco was that Westeros would invest an additional US$50 million in exchange for another 50% stake in America Online, which already has about 60,000 users.
After the transaction was completed, Westeros' shareholding in AOL increased from 25% to 75%, and the shareholding of AOL's original investors and partners was reduced to 25%. In this way, the Westeros Corporation achieved absolute control of AOL.
In fact, this push started before Simon came to Los Angeles.
In the next few years, Simon's investment in the Internet field may lose the original opportunity if he makes a wrong step. Therefore, he must ensure that he has absolute control over the most important part of AOL's layout.
For this reason, James Raybould made a strong statement during the negotiation process. If other AOL partners did not agree to this capital injection, Westeros Company would withdraw from AOL and instead support other companies.
San Francisco Bay Area.
Igret's corporate headquarters near Stanford University in Palo Alto.
Simon came to San Francisco on April 23, and a conference room in the company's office building was occupied, with people coming in and out every day to participate in meetings and discussions.
In addition to senior executives from Igret, Steve Case, CEO of America Online based on the East Coast, and others also flew here. Occasionally, executives from companies such as Cisco, Oracle, SUN, and Microsoft were also invited to participate. In the end, even the media in the Bay Area took notice of this discussion.
Then, the first news Simon released during his trip to San Francisco was that Westeros would invest an additional US$50 million in exchange for another 50% stake in America Online, which already has about 60,000 users.
After the transaction was completed, Westeros' shareholding in AOL increased from 25% to 75%, and the shareholding of AOL's original investors and partners was reduced to 25%. In this way, the Westeros Corporation achieved absolute control of AOL.
In fact, this push started before Simon came to Los Angeles.
In the next few years, Simon's investment in the Internet field may lose the original opportunity if he makes a wrong step. Therefore, he must ensure that he has absolute control over the most important part of AOL's layout.
For this reason, James Raybould made a strong statement during the negotiation process. If other AOL partners did not agree to this capital injection, Westeros Company would withdraw from AOL and instead support other companies.
San Francisco Bay Area.
Igret's corporate headquarters near Stanford University in Palo Alto.
Simon came to San Francisco on April 23, and a conference room in the company's office building was occupied, with people coming in and out every day to participate in meetings and discussions.
In addition to senior executives from Igret, Steve Case, CEO of America Online based on the East Coast, and others also flew here. Occasionally, executives from companies such as Cisco, Oracle, SUN, and Microsoft were also invited to participate. In the end, even the media in the Bay Area took notice of this discussion.
Then, the first news Simon released during his trip to San Francisco was that Westeros would invest an additional US$50 million in exchange for another 50% stake in America Online, which already has about 60,000 users.
After the transaction was completed, Westeros' shareholding in AOL increased from 25% to 75%, and the shareholding of AOL's original investors and partners was reduced to 25%. In this way, the Westeros Corporation achieved absolute control of AOL.
In fact, this push started before Simon came to Los Angeles.
In the next few years, Simon's investment in the Internet field may lose the original opportunity if he makes a wrong step. Therefore, he must ensure that he has absolute control over the most important part of AOL's layout.
For this reason, James Raybould made a strong statement during the negotiation process. If other AOL partners did not agree to this capital injection, Westeros Company would withdraw from AOL and instead support other companies.
San Francisco Bay Area.
Igret's corporate headquarters near Stanford University in Palo Alto.
Simon came to San Francisco on April 23, and a conference room in the company's office building was occupied, with people coming in and out every day to participate in meetings and discussions.
In addition to senior executives from Igret, Steve Case, CEO of America Online based on the East Coast, and others also flew here. Occasionally, executives from companies such as Cisco, Oracle, SUN, and Microsoft were also invited to participate. In the end, even the media in the Bay Area took notice of this discussion.
Then, the first news Simon released during his trip to San Francisco was that Westeros would invest an additional US$50 million in exchange for another 50% stake in America Online, which already has about 60,000 users.
After the transaction was completed, Westeros' shareholding in AOL increased from 25% to 75%, and the shareholding of AOL's original investors and partners was reduced to 25%. In this way, the Westeros Corporation achieved absolute control of AOL.
In fact, this push started before Simon came to Los Angeles.
In the next few years, Simon's investment in the Internet field may lose the original opportunity if he makes a wrong step. Therefore, he must ensure that he has absolute control over the most important part of AOL's layout.
For this reason, James Raybould made a strong statement during the negotiation process. If other AOL partners did not agree to this capital injection, Westeros Company would withdraw from AOL and instead support other companies.
San Francisco Bay Area.
Igret's corporate headquarters near Stanford University in Palo Alto.
Simon came to San Francisco on April 23, and a conference room in the company's office building was occupied, with people coming in and out every day to participate in meetings and discussions.
In addition to senior executives from Igret, Steve Case, CEO of America Online based on the East Coast, and others also flew here. Occasionally, executives from companies such as Cisco, Oracle, SUN, and Microsoft were also invited to participate. In the end, even the media in the Bay Area took notice of this discussion.
Then, the first news Simon released during his trip to San Francisco was that Westeros would invest an additional US$50 million in exchange for another 50% stake in America Online, which already has about 60,000 users.
After the transaction was completed, Westeros' shareholding in AOL increased from 25% to 75%, and the shareholding of AOL's original investors and partners was reduced to 25%. In this way, the Westeros Corporation achieved absolute control of AOL.
In fact, this push started before Simon came to Los Angeles.
In the next few years, Simon's investment in the Internet field may lose the original opportunity if he makes a wrong step. Therefore, he must ensure that he has absolute control over the most important part of AOL's layout.
For this reason, James Raybould made a strong statement during the negotiation process. If other AOL partners did not agree to this capital injection, Westeros Company would withdraw from AOL and instead support other companies.
San Francisco Bay Area.
Igret's corporate headquarters near Stanford University in Palo Alto.
Simon came to San Francisco on April 23, and a conference room in the company's office building was occupied, with people coming in and out every day to participate in meetings and discussions.
In addition to senior executives from Igret, Steve Case, CEO of America Online based on the East Coast, and others also flew here. Occasionally, executives from companies such as Cisco, Oracle, SUN, and Microsoft were also invited to participate. In the end, even the media in the Bay Area took notice of this discussion.
Then, the first news Simon released during his trip to San Francisco was that Westeros would invest an additional US$50 million in exchange for another 50% stake in America Online, which already has about 60,000 users.
After the transaction was completed, Westeros' shareholding in AOL increased from 25% to 75%, and the shareholding of AOL's original investors and partners was reduced to 25%. In this way, the Westeros Corporation achieved absolute control of AOL.
In fact, this push started before Simon came to Los Angeles.
In the next few years, Simon's investment in the Internet field may lose the original opportunity if he makes a wrong step. Therefore, he must ensure that he has absolute control over the most important part of AOL's layout.
For this reason, James Raybould made a strong statement during the negotiation process. If other AOL partners did not agree to this capital injection, Westeros Company would withdraw from AOL and instead support other companies.
San Francisco Bay Area.
Igret's corporate headquarters near Stanford University in Palo Alto.
Simon came to San Francisco on April 23, and a conference room in the company's office building was occupied, with people coming in and out every day to participate in meetings and discussions.
In addition to senior executives from Igret, Steve Case, CEO of America Online based on the East Coast, and others also flew here. Occasionally, executives from companies such as Cisco, Oracle, SUN, and Microsoft were also invited to participate. In the end, even the media in the Bay Area took notice of this discussion.
Then, the first news Simon released during his trip to San Francisco was that Westeros would invest an additional US$50 million in exchange for another 50% stake in America Online, which already has about 60,000 users.
After the transaction was completed, Westeros' shareholding in AOL increased from 25% to 75%, and the shareholding of AOL's original investors and partners was reduced to 25%. In this way, the Westeros Corporation achieved absolute control of AOL.
In fact, this push started before Simon came to Los Angeles.
In the next few years, Simon's investment in the Internet field may lose the original opportunity if he makes a wrong step. Therefore, he must ensure that he has absolute control over the most important part of AOL's layout.
For this reason, James Raybould made a strong statement during the negotiation process. If other AOL partners did not agree to this capital injection, Westeros Company would withdraw from AOL and instead support other companies.
Igret's corporate headquarters near Stanford University in Palo Alto.
Simon came to San Francisco on April 23, and a conference room in the company's office building was occupied, with people coming in and out every day to participate in meetings and discussions.
In addition to senior executives from Igret, Steve Case, CEO of America Online based on the East Coast, and others also flew here. Occasionally, executives from companies such as Cisco, Oracle, SUN, and Microsoft were also invited to participate. In the end, even the media in the Bay Area took notice of this discussion.
After the transaction was completed, Westeros' shareholding in AOL increased from 25% to 75%, and the shareholding of AOL's original investors and partners was reduced to 25%. In this way, the Westeros Corporation achieved absolute control of AOL.