I glanced at the stack of documents on my desk and gave a small nod. The numbers, the charts, the quiet weight of power between companies—it all grounded me more than anything personal ever could. "Let me see the market report for HiTech. The feedback on the product looks good. Any updates on OrbitTech?"
Stacey adjusted her stance and answered quickly, like she had been waiting for this. "Yes. OrbitTech and HiTech released AI education products at the same time. Their focus is on student territories, mainly schools. The product is strong, but the price and production cost are high. Only a limited group can afford it."
I leaned back slightly, already thinking ahead. "Keep watching them. If needed, arrange a meeting between me and the president of OrbitTech."
