In the dimly lit office perched high above the island, Alexander Blackwell leaned back in his chair, his dark eyes scanning the leather-bound black book resting on his desk. The weight of his father's legacy seemed heavier than ever as he opened it to the page where "NVIDIA" was circled in bold ink—a name his father had deemed crucial to the future of technology.
Across the desk, Everlyn, his poised and highly competent personal assistant, adjusted her tablet. Her voice, calm yet charged with precision, filled the room as she began her report.
"Sir, after extensive research, I've identified an unconventional path to secure a stake in NVIDIA without directly inflating market prices or triggering regulatory scrutiny," she said, tapping on her screen. "Approximately five percent of NVIDIA's shares are held by its employees through stock options. However, these shares are tightly controlled. Employees require board approval to sell, which makes a direct acquisition unlikely."
