"Today, the emergence of Parker Industries, a rising star in technology, has brought surprises to the entire world.
This is a technology company whose operations span multiple fields, including biomedicine, civilian mechanical equipment, New Energy, and material supplies. Just hearing those names might make you think of another New York company: the Osborn Group.
But unlike its predecessor, Parker Industries focused on civilian technology and had no involvement with the military, earning widespread public acclaim.
Most surprising of all, its founders were merely a young man just past thirty and an experienced engineer. No one knew how they had produced so many dazzling technological achievements, but without question, they were the brightest new stars in technology in recent times.
Let us look forward to their presentation at the World Energy Conference."
After the reporter's introduction ended, the camera turned to Peter Parker. This was Parker Industries' first year since its official establishment, and thanks to those remarkable technologies, Peter had quickly made a name for himself in society.
High-performance Gigai, gene therapy technology, advanced wind, solar, and Hydropower technology, Microchip manufacturing and design... Every technology was highly practical, and the development cycles were short. Just as people were still planning to wait and see, Peter had already secured numerous orders.
Those orders directly threatened the Osborn Group's survival—the directors had initially dismissed Parker Industries, but now they had no choice but to reconsider.
"...Mr. Parker, your mind needs a larger platform to display its potential. The Osborn Group is very interested in you."
Before Peter stood a white-haired old man who carried himself with the air of an old aristocrat.
He was one of the current members of the Osborn Group's Board of Directors. After Norman Osborn's death and Harry Osborn's confinement in a Psychiatric Hospital, they had nearly completed