With the launch of its new energy technology, Stark Industries was about to reach an unprecedented turning point.
This not only meant that the company would break free from its predicament and regain its vitality, but also indicated that the shares in Chang Wei's hands would rapidly appreciate, bringing immeasurable returns.
Returns of dozens or even hundreds of times were a feast of wealth every investor dreamed of.
This was not merely a simple investment game, but a business legend that could go down in history—enough to become a classic case study in business school textbooks for future generations to learn from.
As the applause faded, a satisfied smile appeared on Tony's face.
He knew his words had moved the shareholders, allowing them to see the vast prospects and enormous potential of new energy technology.
Next came in-depth communication and negotiations with partners such as the Rockefeller family.
Only by establishing stable partnerships could they ensure the smooth promotion and application of the Arc Reactor.
Of course, this was also because Tony was part of the Military-Industrial Complex and a major capitalist. If it had been anyone else, they would never have gotten this far. They would have been steamrolled by old energy giants like Rockefeller, who would then seize the rights to the new energy technology.
Tony looked toward Chang Wei at that moment.
Perhaps cooperating with War God Industries would be a good choice.
War God Industries had clearly surpassed Osborn Industries and Hammer Industries. More importantly, with Stark Industries shutting down its weapons division and completely abandoning military-industrial business, there was no longer any direct conflict of interest between the two companies.
If Stark Industries could join hands with War God Industries, they would undoubtedly form a powerful force capable of standing against old energy giants like