Langenthal World Financial Centre
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Langenthal World Financial Center, also known as LWFC, is a supertall modern skyscraper located in Times Plaza, Langenthal, and is the tallest building in the world. It serves a major role in international finance, housing a myriad of important companies and figures in the financial world.
History
Since its construction, it has become a symbol of wealth and development in Ihazon, and a face of Langenthal itself.
In recent times, its first floor has undergone large changes after the neighbouring twin towers were demolished. World Financial Group constructed a new lobby and a mall in 2017, as well as using leftover funds to renovate Times Plaza's plaza.
Businesses
The ground and first floor consist of a shopping centre as well as the LWFC international lobby. Among the businesses on the ground floor are Le'Dum'assé Strip Club, Coalberg Co., McDolan's and Derp's Karaoke. The strip club in particular is quite renowned, but has been accused of having ties with the mafia.
In the financial centre tower lies the offices of important businesses, such as REALestates.
Public Role
The ground floor mall hosts a Christmas event every year. John Who, the vice mayor, graciously takes upon him the duty to play Santa every year, despite his past medical issues. Coalberg Co. Jewelries and McDolan's benefit greatly from the Christmas season.
Some have raised questions as to whether the mall is suitable to bring children to, considering it hosts a very visible strip club.