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At nine o'clock in the morning, Su Cheng was the first to leave the hotel after saying goodbye to Jodie Foster, who was reluctant to leave.

At this time, there were only twenty minutes left before Apple was officially listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. However, Su Cheng had already noticed when he looked out from the balcony that there was already a jubilant scene in the direction of the Nasdaq Stock Exchange.

Apple's top executives, loyal fans of many Apple products, and expectant investors have already gathered outside the exchange, forming a bustling ocean.

Above the gate, the Apple logo flag hung high and swayed gently in the breeze, becoming a distinctive symbol of this historic moment.

The recent intensive roadshow activities and overwhelming advertising in major newspapers have obviously achieved remarkable results.

From this warm and expectant atmosphere, it is not difficult to feel the widespread attention and enthusiastic response that the new chapter that Apple is about to open has aroused.

Not long after, Su Cheng, accompanied by several bodyguards, arrived on foot at the area surrounding the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. His arrival immediately attracted everyone's attention.

Upon seeing this, Jobs and his team members waved enthusiastically to Su Cheng, and the atmosphere at the scene became lively.

Most of those present were elites from the upper class. They almost immediately recognized the identity of this important figure in Su Cheng, and then, waves of greetings and regards came to him.

Despite being surrounded by several well-trained bodyguards, Su Cheng appeared calm and confident.

The upcoming listing of Apple has not only attracted the attention of many industry insiders, but also attracted widespread attention from the media.

This was not the kind of listing preview news that Suzhou City saw in the New York Times in the morning, but a real listing. Therefore, there was no need for advance notice or expensive invitations, and major news media came to report on it spontaneously.

Mainstream American television networks such as CNN, ABC, and CBS, as well as authoritative newspapers such as The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and The New York Times were all present to witness this important moment in the technology industry.

Apple's listing, thanks to its recently launched innovative laptop concept product, has once again made the company shine in the technology industry and become the focus of everyone's attention.

Back in 1977, the launch of Apple's second-generation computer also caused a huge response in society and established Apple's status as a technology star.

Today, through the second outbreak, Apple is no longer a fledgling small company, but has grown into a technology leader with relatively high visibility.

Facing the swarm of media reporters, if it weren't for the bodyguards surrounding him, the microphone would almost touch Su Cheng's face, and all kinds of questions came like a tide:

"Mr. Su, what is your main purpose for visiting Apple's IPO?"

"Mr. Su, can you share your unique partnership or origin with Apple?"

"Mr. Su's arrival was so low-key and sudden, and we didn't receive any news in advance. Does this mean that you will have a special meeting with the President?"

"As a representative of Oracle Computer Corporation, what do you think of the rise and influence of Apple as a competitor?"

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Faced with this barrage of questions, Su Cheng smiled, his eyes moving among the many media reporters, and he was obviously overwhelmed.

He raised his hand slightly, signaling the surrounding noise to calm down. After the scene gradually quieted down, he slowly said in a calm and confident tone: "Perhaps everyone does not understand my deep connection with Apple. In fact, I am also one of the many shareholders of Apple. But please allow me to clarify that my role as a shareholder is a pure supporter and I never interfere with any management decisions of the Apple board of directors.

I tend to quietly help Apple's development by providing technical support and other means. Therefore, you can see that Apple now has a very cutting-edge computer technology.

As for the so-called 'competition' with Oracle Computer Corporation, it does not seem to me to be a fierce rivalry in the traditional sense.

The global technology market is so vast that it is difficult for any company to achieve a monopoly.

More importantly, where there is competition there is motivation for progress.

I firmly believe that healthy competition can stimulate innovation and drive the entire industry forward.

Therefore, not only am I not afraid of competition, but I expect and believe that Apple will become one of the most dazzling and outstanding companies in the global technology field in the future.

Apple is proud to go public today. As one of the company's many shareholders, I feel extremely happy and proud. It means a lot to me to see the widespread recognition of Apple from all walks of life.

The reason I chose to become an Apple shareholder is because I firmly believe that Apple's future is full of unlimited possibilities.

The company is led by outstanding leaders such as Mr. Steve Jobs, Mr. Steve Gary Wozniak, and Mr. Michael Scott, who are not only leaders in the industry, but also models of outstanding vision and innovative spirit.

Under their leadership, I firmly believe that Apple will continue to create brilliance and lead the trend of technology.

Here, I sincerely wish Apple a complete success in its IPO process and look forward to this milestone event opening a new chapter for the company's development.

At the same time, I also eagerly hope that more investors can join the Apple family and share with us the joy and achievements brought by technological innovation.

Let us work together to create a technological future. Thank you all!"

Su Cheng's impromptu speech instantly ignited the enthusiasm of the audience, with thunderous applause and cheers.

His words revealed his firm confidence and deep expectations for Apple's future, which deeply touched everyone.

However, surprisingly, few people knew that Su Cheng had already become a major shareholder of Apple before.

This news had never been leaked before, so when Apple's products unexpectedly appeared in Oracle's high-end sales channel, although the outside world was confused and puzzled, they all attributed it all to the excellent negotiation skills and extraordinary charm of Apple's senior management, believing that they had successfully persuaded the senior management of Oracle's brand experience store and facilitated this cooperation.

In fact, the close connection between the world's richest man in Suzhou and Apple is far beyond the public's imagination.

However, given Apple's former private nature, shareholder changes do not need to be made public, which also allows Su Cheng's identity to remain low-key and mysterious.

Until this moment, with his impromptu speech, this hidden connection inadvertently surfaced, triggering waves of amazement and discussion at the scene. (End of this chapter)