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"So the General Electric board has already decided to acquire Universal Studios?" Zucker stared straight at Alexander, his gaze blazing.

Alexander nodded heavily. "I got the news from 'those people.' It cost $150,000, and it's probably true. And barring any surprises, once Vivendi's first-half financial report is officially released, General Electric will announce its decision to acquire Universal Studios."

"Hmph!"

Zucker clenched his fists and snorted. "A formidable competitor has appeared!"

"Boss, what should we do?"

Alexander asked cautiously.

"What should we do? We'll deal with whatever comes our way. In terms of company size, we're no match for General Electric, but that doesn't mean we'll lose. Don't forget, I'm Zucker Wald!"

At that moment, a powerful confidence surged through Zucker.

General Electric was incredibly powerful—powerful enough to make many companies feel desperate and suffocated. But did that mean Zucker had to grovel and surrender?

Heh!

After several years of development, with all his industries flourishing, Zucker now had the strength to fight!

Knock, knock, knock~

Just then, Andy Chirlop arrived!

As the CEO of Gale Capital, Andy Chirlop usually ran the firm from its headquarters on Wall Street in New York. This time, however, he had come to Los Angeles in person. Everything about it showed just how seriously he took Vivendi.

"Boss, I'm here."

"You're finally here. I've been waiting for you for ages. So, how much of Gale Capital's money have we put into the Paris stock market, and Vivendi in particular?"

Zucker asked at once.

There was no time to waste. Zucker couldn't afford to hesitate; the deadline for Vivendi to release its first-half financial report was only days away.

"Boss, we've already put $1.2 billion into the Paris stock market, including $500 million focused on Vivendi."

Andy replied.

Zucker gave a