Chapter 51: The Board's Second Battle

The next morning, on the top floor of the Griffith Building, in the meeting room. A large, round table dominated the room, around which a dozen middle-aged and elderly individuals sat. These were all shareholders of Griffith Group, representing various industries—financial moguls, elite lawyers, and pharmaceutical tycoons. Anyone with enough capital to buy significant shares and a business closely tied to Griffith Group's pharmaceutical operations could become a shareholder. Today, they had all...