Suits & Sayings: Paradise Island

For years, the first family of farsan has kept everyone guessing about long-term plans for the multi-billion-dollar business. There have been dalliances with MNCs and domestic corporate groups to explore strategic alliances, investments or even outright sales. But a consensus among the various family branches was elusive. Now, after some first-of-its-kind business transformations and corporate initiatives, the prospect of a mega sale looks a distinct possibility. Why? A little bird tells us several family members are taking up foreign citizenship. What better way to make use of a windfall if not on the beaches of this island known for its fortresses, megalithic temples and underground burial chambers. Here’s a clue where: There once was a falcon that was no bird. possibilities, given the kind of guests likely to be in attendance.

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