Bezos, Zuckerberg, Pichai and Cook jostle for Trump’s time

Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Sundar Pichai and Tim Cook have all reportedly been sitting on the books with President-elect Trump Before you start administering it.

Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Threads, in November traveled to Mar-a-Lago, where he met with the president-elect.

Trump said on December 12 that he and Bezosfounder of Amazon and Blue Origin, had a meeting in the works.

“Mark Zuckerberg He’s over to see me. “I can tell you that Elon (Musk) is another one, and Jeff Bezos is coming next week.”

Trump says he and Jeff Bezos are scheduled to meet next week

according to Information and The Washington PostAlphabet CEO Sundar Pichai and Trump were scheduled to meet on December 12, the same day Trump revealed his upcoming meeting with Bezos.

FOX Business reached out to Google for comment on The Information’s report on the planned meeting, including a spokesperson who did not know and another who did not respond. In this regard, Trump’s communications director, Stephen Cheung, said in a statement: “We do not comment on reports of private meetings that may or may not have occurred.”

While speaking about Zuckerberg, Musk and Bezos on December 12, Trump said: “I want to get ideas from them. Look, we want them to do a good job, we want everyone, we want great jobs, great salaries. We want people who love them and when they wake up in the morning, like wake up And “I like going to work, I want to go to work. We want people to work, and we want them to work for a lot of money.”

Dinner between Apple CEO Tim Cook Trump was also scheduled to hold his meeting on December 13, the New York Times reported, citing unnamed sources. FOX Business has reached out to Trump’s transition team and Apple for comment.

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Trump will officially take office after his inauguration in the nation’s capital on January 20.

“He seems to have a lot of energy in terms of deregulation, and from my perspective, if I can help him do that, I will help him,” Bezos told the New York Times in early December.

Pichai She also spoke to The New York Times during the DealBook Summit held on December 4.

“In my conversations with him, he was certainly very focused on American competitiveness, particularly in technology, including artificial intelligence,” the Google CEO said in footage from the event, adding that he and Trump did not talk about the antitrust case against the tech company. Giant.

In recent weeks, Trump has unveiled picks for the Federal Trade Commission, Federal Communications Commission, Justice Department and other top government positions, paving the way for a new administration with which Bezos, Zuckerberg, Pichai and Cook are linked. You must move around.

Business leaders expressed their readiness to cooperate with the incoming Trump administration on November 6 after his election victory was announced.

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Zuckerberg, whose company has been criticized by Trump on multiple occasions in the past, said on Threads that he “looks forward to working with you and your administration,” while Pichai said: “We are in a golden age of American innovation and we are now committed to working with his administration to help realize the benefits for all.” ”

Cook similarly said Apple “looks forward to engaging” with the administration “to help ensure the United States continues to lead and is fueled by ingenuity, innovation and creativity.”

“I wish Donald Trump every success in leading and uniting the America we all love,” Bezos wrote.

Meta Platforms, Amazon, and Alphabet were worth a combined $10.04 trillion based on market cap as of Friday evening.