7-Eleven背后的金钱帝国，华尔街猎杀跨国资本角斗，日本人打死都不卖，真相彻底颠覆你的认知。

7-Eleven is the convenience store you're most familiar with, but you might never have imagined its true identity. This American brand, born in Texas in 1927, weathered the harsh winter of the Great Depression, the brutal hunt on Wall Street, dramatic changes in ownership across borders, and ruthless power struggles within its own borders—ultimately becoming a core asset of Japan for a mere $47 billion. Why did a purely American brand ultimately "change its nationality" and become a core asset of Japan? Why, faced with the temptation of a massive $47 billion acquisition, did the Japanese prefer to sell themselves rather than relinquish their position?