When Joel finished speaking, the entire conference room fell silent.
The reporters who had been quietly standing by the tripod couldn't help but shift their cameras towards them.
They were professional reporters from the economic radio station. For such a significant international economic summit, there had already been an official cooperation agreement with the television station. When the radio broadcasted, it would be news for the general public. They felt honored and burdened with the responsibility upon receiving the invitation.
Renowned radio and magazine reporters from around the world had gathered together, merely to provide the most comprehensive conference for industry insiders.
For the average person, the international summit becoming public was just a spectacle, an unprecedented spectacle.
To see what rich people truly looked like, what kind of life they lived, or to understand just how wealthy they were.
