（来源：X）FX168 Financial News (North America) #美国大选 #周三 (November 6), many tech company leaders congratulated President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance on their victory in the US presidential election.
Most CEOs' congratulatory messages express their best wishes for Trump's return to the White House and look forward to cooperating with the new administration.
Amazons
Founder and Executive Chairman Jeff Bezos celebrated Trump's victory in an article on the X Platform, calling it an “extraordinary political return and decisive victory.”
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Bezos also owns The Washington Post and Space Company Blue Origin. Despite his discord with Trump and being the target of criticism many times during Trump's first term, Bezos has recently had a relaxed tone.
In July of this year, he praised Trump's courage in facing assassination threats at a rally in Pennsylvania. Both of Bezos's posts on the X platform this year mentioned Trump.
On the eve of election day, the “Washington Post” announced that it did not support a presidential candidate for the first time in decades. Bezos later explained the decision in a column in the newspaper, saying that favoritism may lead to “prejudice.”
Andy Jassi, who succeeded Bezos as Amazon CEO in 2021, also congratulated Trump. He wrote on the X platform: “Congratulations to President @realDonaldTrump赢得来之不易的胜利. We look forward to working with you and your government on critical issues relating to customers, employees, communities, and countries.”
apples
CEO Tim Cook congratulated Trump on his victory in an article on the X platform.
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OpenAI
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman also congratulated Trump on the X platform and hoped for his achievements during his term. He also said, “It is essential for America to stay ahead in developing artificial intelligence with democratic values.”
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Meta
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg called Trump's victory a “decisive victory” and said he looked forward to working with the Trump administration.
“As a nation, we have huge opportunities ahead of us,” he wrote in an article on Threads. Threads was launched by Meta to compete with Elon Musk's X platform. Zuckerberg's relationship with Musk has been tense, especially after the January 6, 2021 congressional incident, Facebook banned Trump's account for two years.
Tesla
Musk's company covers various fields such as Tesla, SpaceX, and NeuraLink, and he also supports Trump's victory.
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Musk has always been a key supporter of Trump. Prior to his election, Trump said he would appoint Musk as head of the Administration Efficiency Committee. Musk also donated approximately $75 million to America PAC, the super-political action committee that supports Trump.
On Wednesday, Tesla's stock price rose more than 15%, driven by optimistic expectations brought about by Trump's election.
Google parent company Alphabet
CEO Sundar Pichai also congratulated Trump and said he looked forward to working with his administration.
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Microsoft
CEO Satya Nadella said, “Congratulations to President Trump, and we look forward to working with you and your administration to drive innovation and create new growth and opportunities.”
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Intel
CEO Pat Kissinger congratulated Trump in a statement and said he looks forward to cooperating with the new administration to enhance America's leading position in global technology and manufacturing.
Currently, Intel is in the restructuring phase to regain its leading position in global chip manufacturing. Trump's election means a lot to chipmakers like Intel, as the Republican Party could repeal the Biden-Harris administration's “Chip and Science Act” — a bipartisan legislation designed to boost US chip production.
Cisco
Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins said on the X platform that the company looks forward to cooperating with the Trump administration and Congress on topics such as “connectivity, innovation, and cybersecurity.”
Dell Technology
Michael Dell, CEO and Chairman of Dell Technology Group, also expressed congratulations on the X platform.
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