Donnie looked at Paul Warburg.
Paul Warburg was the first to speak: "Block, we're willing to swap Westinghouse shares for Apollo Chain shares with you!"
Jack Morgan glanced up at Paul Warburg with some dissatisfaction in his eyes. Donnie had just asked him for shares of General Electric, and now Paul Warburg wanted to give up Westinghouse shares, wasn't this competing with him?
Paul Warburg didn't mind Jack Morgan's look but instead eagerly watched Donnie.
Donnie shook his head under Paul Warburg's expectant gaze: "Westinghouse is not General Electric. If dear Warburg wants Apollo Chain shares, then you'll have to trade with Warburg Company's shares!"
Paul Warburg's expression suddenly changed!
Upon hearing Donnie's demand, Jack Morgan showed a smug expression.
Everyone knows Kuhn, Loeb & Co. consortium, but in reality, after the Warburg brothers took charge of the Kuhn, Loeb consortium, they placed all their shares in the consortium into Warburg Company's hands.
