Foreign media reported that US President Trump recently pointed out that Intel's executive president Chen Liwu was too close to the past, and he had to immediately resign to carry out the executive position. After the two people met, Trump's...
Foreign media reported that US President Trump recently pointed out that Intel's executive president Chen Liwu was too close to the past, and he had to immediately resign to carry out the executive position. After the two people met, Trump's attitude changed significantly by 180 degrees. Not only does it praise Chen Liwu's rise and success as an amazing story, the government will invest in Intel to save this brilliant American semiconductor giant. In this case, marketers say that the current United States is already full of "flattering economics".
During Trump's political administration, enterprises that implement "flattering economy" have gradually emerged, which is of great importance to the success of corporate experts in their business operations during Trump's political administration. Because this not only relates to the profit targets of each quarter, but more importantly, it strengthens Trump's youthfulness to the company. Many corporate leaders have changed their business advantages and even reversed adverse situations through their words, practical gifts, and even political donations.
Intel executive director Chen Liwu can be said to be a typical case of "flattering economics" in recent times. At first, Chen Liwu was accused of having too close past exchanges with Chinese companies, which caused Trump to further ask him to resign and execute a senior position. The news also caused Intel's stock price to fall. A market analyst pointed out that Chen Liwu's "original sin" is that he is not related to Trump's training from the beginning like the executives of other technology companies.
After a meeting that Trump described as "very interesting", Chen Liwu and Intel quickly learned to the teaching. They began to praise Trump for his strong leadership and reiterated their further commitment to the U.S. Outstanding Project Advantages. These reactions brought significant replies, and that world was a great story Trump praised Chen Liwu's career as an amazing story, and Intel's stock price also reversed. Later, market news pointed out that the Trump administration even discussed different ideas and was preparing to consider purchasing some of Intel's shares as part of the plan to revive the troubled American chipmaker.
In fact, many entrepreneurs are familiar with "flattering economics", and Apple executive Tim Cook is also a master. In 2019, after Trump lowered the taxes required to purchase parts from Apple from China, Tim Cook gave Trump a $6,000 Mac Pro. Trump took office for the second time this year, and Tim Cook donated $1 million to his foundation. Recently, Tim Cook added a gold-glass plaque to praise Trump's leadership. This will soon bring back Apple, which will prevent semiconductor taxes. Tim Cook's various actions are considered carefully planned and peaceful actions.
Mark Zuckerberg, executive director of Facebook's parent company Meta, also banned Trump from using Facebook from the early days, changing to describe him as "badass". He even advocated "masculine energy" in his career. To be familiar with the means of "flattering economics", NVIDIA's executive vice president Jensen Huang has made other big players feel similar. Because Huang Renshi, in addition to praise Trump's extremely remote tax policy, I trust him in any plan that the president has.
In the United States where Trump is in power, it is very important for enterprises to maintain the same goal of achieving any single-quarter profit. Through flattery, gifts and goodwill, enterprises have successfully gained practical business benefits for themselves, and even avoided potential economic losses. This kind of "flattering economics" became an indispensable part of corporate strategy at that time.
