BermudaThe gleaming financial headquarters of Z Technologies Worldwide, shone brightly in the afternoon sunlight. No one, except the mysterious owner, knew what the ‘Z’ meant. Bermuda was deliberately chosen by ZTW to keep its assets hidden from the prying world of tax inspectors. The company had grown rapidly from simple electronics assembly into a major enterprise spanning all the major continents. It kept its operations very secret; so secret in fact that none of the forty thousand employees who worked for it knew what they were a part of. Each business was compartmentalised, whether it was electrical motors in Asia or high technology design work in America and Europe. It boasted low employee turnover record and high staff morale. Its other headquarters were in Zurich, Switzerland and D
