take one of the most prominent skyscrapers on the hong kong skyline, the bank of china. very bad feng shui because the building with sharp edges like glass daggers restricts the life force inside. bad luck comes in and near it. it is not clear if he cared for that, but he was focused on the bank of china. in 2003, this was a huge market. talking billions of u.s. dollars. albert wong is a reporter in hong kong. it was competing with goldman sachs, merrill lynch, citigroup, all the big ones. on the first sunday after halloween, 2003, a close friend and colleague of rob s called to discuss an important conference call on the bank of china deal later that night. he said kissel sounded sleepy, out of sorts. not making sense? exactly. at first, the friend didn t make much of it.
skyline, the bank of china. very bad feng shui because the building with sharp edges like glass daggers brings the force inside. bad luck comes in and near it. it is not clear if he cared for that, but he was focused on the bank of china. in 2003, this was a huge market. talking billions of u.s. dollars. albert wong is a reporter in hong kong. it was competing with merrill-lynch, goldman, sachs all the big ones. on the first sunday after halloween, 2003, a close friend and colleague of rob s called to discuss an important conference call on the bank of china deal later that night. he said kissel sounded sleepy, out of sorts. not making sense? exactly. at first, the friend didn t make much of it. when kissel missed the