Sweet blood

In order to reduce the proliferation of terrorism in a certain country in Africa and to alleviate conflicts and hatred, a wealthy American businessman negotiated with a government in Africa to build a Coca Cola bottling factory. He covered the cola with a large American flag because many raw materials could not be obtained locally, so he had been doing business at a loss entirely to promote American spirit. However, the factory was later attacked by local armed forces and corrupt military police, and employees were taken hostage. After multiple unsuccessful negotiations, the technical personnel were rescued using special military means. The local armed forces will record the execution of all workers recruited from Africa who have not been rescued.

The local government was overthrown due to internal strife over the stock of cola syrup. The new government has re invited the former wealthy American businessman to build a new factory locally to produce cola. And promise to provide more support to reduce production costs and safety hazards. After the Coca Cola factory resumed operations, it did indeed turn losses into profits, but soon after, the new government began threatening wealthy businessmen to sell the entire facility and technology of the Coca Cola factory to the government at a low price. And encourage the public to condemn the cola factory's invasion of the market and exploitation of employees as foreign capital.

What should wealthy businessmen or US officials do at this time