After a few minutes of silence in the conference room.
A board member spoke up: "I think Chairman Zhu, you should apologize to Chairman Gu in your personal capacity. You shouldn't let your personal matters affect the interests of the entire company."
With someone taking the lead, several small shareholders immediately echoed the suggestion.
"That's right, Chairman Zhu, the company's interests are paramount. We cannot let your personal issues impact the entire board and the thousands of company employees."
"Exactly!"
All the speakers were small shareholders sitting in the back row, while the major shareholders, who actually had a say in the company, remained silent and indifferent.
In fact, these small shareholders all depended on the major shareholders. Since the major shareholders did not oppose, it meant they tacitly approved of the suggestions made.
