How About the WSJ Instead?

[Randy W]

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By golly, this guy just WANTS to be obnoxious.

 

Mogul in attempt to buy WSJ

 

Chinese recycling mogul Chen Guangbiao said he will visit The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on Wednesday, US time, to discuss the purchase of the newspaper after he encountered difficulties in his attempt to buy The New York Times (NYT) company.

Chen, 45, told the Global Times via telephone on Wednesday that he would like to know if the WSJ is willing to cooperate with him and that he also wants to buy a US news website.

"The US has media with global influence. I want to buy some of these outlets to deliver positive ideas including peace, environmental protection and charity," Chen said. His new media purchase plan came after his failure to buy the NYT.

 

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As part of his 11-day visit in the US, which started on January 3, Chen said at a press conference held in New York on Tuesday that he had heard the San Francisco Bay Bridge was going to be demolished, and as his company specializes in tearing down old buildings, he wants to put in a bid to handle the demolition project.

 

[Randy W]

His business card from the Shanghaiist

 

http://shanghaiist.com/attachments/katienelson/guangbia-businesscardmain.jpg

[dan1984]

His business card from the Shanghaiist

 

http://shanghaiist.com/attachments/katienelson/guangbia-businesscardmain.jpg

 

That's one heck of a business card!!

[Guest ExChinaExpat]

Somewhere between the lines it reads:

 

China's top Narcissistic Personality Disorder

 

China's number one megalomaniac

[Mick]

Somewhere between the lines it reads:

 

China's top Narcissistic Personality Disorder

 

China's number one megalomaniac

 

Man, you got that right. Of course, in his eyes he probably is also China's number one Humble Guy. On the back it might say, "If you haven't read my book on humility, you haven't read anything."