"Why is the Crazy Horse Show for sale?"
Lin Chu lit a cigarette and asked, a hint of surprise in his voice.
For such an old and established club, it didn't make any sense.
These kinds of entertainment venues are always cash cows.
"It's probably an internal restructuring. In recent years, spending in the entire high-end service industry has been shrinking, both at home and abroad."
"Never mind this type of service—even the auction business is in a deep freeze right now. There were rumors last month that Christie's wasn't paying its staff."
Li Kexin explained in a calm, measured tone.
She paused for a moment before adding, "Actually, I think your strategy of expanding overseas has been very successful. Asset prices of all kinds are dropping across the board in Europe right now, and stock prices are slumping. It's the perfect time to buy the dip."
She gave a flirtatious blink, her long eyelashes fluttering.
