In 1919, Donnie's soul traversed into the United States.
To start off, Donnie, just a soldier who had recently stepped down from the battlefields of World War I, was framed by his superior. Before the Prohibition era began, he took over a bar in Atlantic City. With the perspective of a transmigrator and ruthless tactics, he gradually became the largest bootlegger in America.
In the roaring twenties, Donnie delved into bootlegging, ran beauty pageants, built his career, and stormed Wall Street.
Decades later, when people studied modern American history, they found that the name 'Donnie Block' was one they simply could not ignore!!!

Damour Bral countered with a somewhat assertive question: "Mr. Warburg, do you think this decision is wrong?"


Paul Warburg wasn't sure how to respond to the two of them.


From the perspective of the company's interests, introducing Venus Bank into Gordon-Blalock Securities was undoubtedly beneficial. But on a personal level, Paul Warburg simply felt unhappy.


Previously, Gordon-Blalock Securities' largest client and main pillar of support had always been the Kuhn, Loeb & Co. consortium. In other words, even though Kuhn, Loeb & Co. didn't hold significant shares in Gordon-Blalock Securities, Paul Warburg was still able to command Shaw Gordon and Damour Bral.


Now, however, with Venus Bank onboard, tying the New Jersey Consortium to their ship, Kuhn, Loeb's role at Gordon-Blalock Securities was no longer indispensable.


This sense of psychological disparity was the core reason behind Paul Warburg's unhappiness.


Chapter 978 - 333, Stir the water until it's muddy_3