via: yahoo news, inspired by: anti (in chinese)
The firm behind a $450 billion (254 billion pounds) bid for the world's top oil company is run from an $150-a-month apartment in the outskirts of the Chinese capital.
No one answered the door at the listed address of King Win Laurel Ltd., a company that filed papers with U.S. regulators on Monday to buy Exxon Mobil Corp. at a 25 percent premium to its current value.
Reuters Photo: A Chinese man rides his bicycle in front of an apartment building which houses King...
Last year, a firm called King Win Laurel International Ltd. launched an offer to buy Australia's largest phone company, Telstra Corp. Ltd. -- a bid that was dismissed as a hoax. The same name, Xiufeng Zhang, popped up in media reports about that bid.
there are just too many ambitious chinese businessmen who want to try something they never did before. last night i received a mobile phone short message peddling their new business: "we wash black money, spy your lover, and revenge for you. please reply this message for more service information"