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The Rogue Goes to the Dogs

by Tux Toledo

Page 9


"I don't know.  Maybe.  It's a common car.  Why?"

"There's been one scouting your estate," I said.

"Really?"

"Yes."

"Probably a real estate agent.  They're always trying to get me to sell this land.  I usually run them off.  I'm not interested in selling.  This place is perfect for Concorde."

Nick led us into the Jenning Challenger.  Al took the helm, started the engine and we were off.

"You don't mind if I catch up on some work, do you?" Nick asked.  He pulled a stack of papers from a worn leather satchel.

"No, not at all.  Are you still working on the Spectrum Pharmaceuticals deal?"

"Yes," he said with a trace of surprise.  "Do you know much about it?"

"Only what I read in the papers," I said.  "Rather messy isn't it?"

"They're always messy.  This one is no different than the others.  In most cases you've got to replace bad management, and bad management never wants to leave.  Spectrum's CEO is trying to save the company, but it's too late.  I think I have accumulated enough shares to win the fight.  Besides, I'm offering a much higher price for the stock than its market value.  Still, it's been a tough fight.  Spectrum's CEO is putting up a very bitter struggle because he doesn't have a golden parachute."

"Golden parachute?"


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