在激烈的竞争中，你们有什么优势？
10.We are looking forward to cooperate with our new partners.
我们期待与我们的新伙伴合作。
11.We are newcomer here， and we have great interest in Europeanmarket.
我们是新来的，但是我们对欧洲市场很感兴趣。
12.Do you have any other investment plans abroad so far？
目前在国外，你还有其他投资项目吗？
超经典情景对话链接
经典一
Mary： My name is Mary Edam and I'm a special correspondent fromBusiness Weekly. Thanks for meeting me today.
Lee： It's my pleasure.
Mary： So， first of all， I should congratulate you on being named the mostsuccessful CEO in China. That's quite a feat.
Lee： Thank you. I'm still amazed that my name is at top of the list.
Mary： Now， recently your company just bought out the OMG’s company，an auto chain shop.
What are your plans with that？
Lee： Well， our company believes that auto consuming will be soaring nextfew years in China. We hope to make profits by 30% by then.
Mary： What’re the details， like the market development？
Lee： Although the sales in outer suburbs areas are quite low now， they havehuge protential demand and we are going to open our chain shop tothese areas.
Mary： Do you have any other investment plans abroad so far？
Lee： No， we should very careful about the economic situation， after all，who know what the future might bring.
Mary： An excellent interview. Thanks for your time， Mr. Lee.
玛丽：我叫玛丽伊丹，是《商业周刊》的特派记者。感谢您今天能与我见面。
李：很高兴见到你。
玛丽：那么，首先祝贺您成为中国最成功的首席执行官。真了不起。
李：谢谢！我至今还感到惊讶能排在榜首。
玛丽：现在，贵公司最近购买了OMG公司的全部股权，这是一个汽车连锁公司。接下来，有什么计划？
李：嗯，我们公司相信汽车消费在接下来几年里会大增，我们希望到时利润能提高30%。
玛丽：具体怎样？比如市场开发。
李：尽管现在远郊区的销售额还很低，但是会有很大消费潜力，我们打算在这些地区开更多的连锁店。
玛丽：目前在国外，你还有其他投资项目吗？
李：现在，我们对经济大环境非常谨慎，毕竟，谁知道明天会怎样。
玛丽：这次访谈很成功。感谢你的合作，李先生。
要点提示：
special correspondent 特派记者 congratulate sb. on 就……向某人祝贺
first of all 首先 buy out 购买…全部股权
make profit 获利 have the opportunity to 有机会做……
loan crisis 次贷危机 make decision 做决定
经典二
Steve： Good morning， Mr. Wang. It's honored to have the opportunity tointerview you.
Wang： Good morning. It's my pleasure.
Steve： Mr. Wang， as a very successful entrepreneur in China， what do youthink about the economic situation over the world.
Wang： Well， it is a big topic. In my opinion， the economics in NorthAmerica will gloom this year while it is booming in Asia， likeSingapore， Indonesia， China， South Korea. But in the next few years，western countries'economics will recover from the loan crisis.
Steve： It's said that you have determined to invest supermarkets in US.
How is your plan？
Wang： Well， it is not easy make that decision then， but we are going toopen 45 supermarkets in deferent cities in US.
Steve： That is a big move. So what kind of advantage do you have in thistough competition？
Wang： Well， you know， many famous and powerful capital retailers haveestablished their business in US. We have to find our own consumers，but all our goods are imported from China， that means， we have anadvantage over the price.
Steve： Ok. That's all for today. Thank you for your time.
Wang： You are welcome.
史蒂夫：早上好，王先生。非常荣幸有机会采访您。
王：早上好。我很高兴见到你。
史蒂夫：王先生，您作为中国最成功的企业家，对全球的经济形势怎么看？
王：嗯，这是一个大话题。在我看来，今年北美的经济仍旧低迷而亚洲经济急速发展，像新加坡、印度尼西亚、中国、韩国等。但是将来几年，西方国家经济会从次贷危机复苏。
史蒂夫：听说你决定在美国投资超市。你的计划如何？
王：恩，那时很难做出这个决定，但是我们最终决定在美国不同的城市开45家超市。
史蒂夫：那是一个大举措。在激烈的竞争中，你们的优势在哪里？
王：恩，你知道，美国本土已经有许多知名的资金雄厚的零售商了。
我们得寻找属于我们的客户，但是我们商品都是从中国进口的，价格上有优势。
史蒂夫：是的。今天就到这里吧。谢谢您！
王：不客气。
词汇补给站
correspondent [?k?r??sp?nd?nt] n. 通讯员；记者
congratulate [k?n'gr?tj??le?t] v. 祝贺；庆祝
feat [fi：t] n. 功绩；伟绩
soar [s?：(r)] v. 高涨；飞涨
profit [?pr?fit] n. 收益；利益
suburb ['s?b?：b] n. 郊区
opportunity [??p?'tju：n?t?] n. 机会；条件
entrepreneur [??ntr?pr?'n?：(r)] n. 企业家；主办人
gloom [ɡlu：m] v. 使变黑；使变昏暗
bloom [blu：m] v. 开花；绽放
recover [r?'k?v?(r)] v&；n. 恢复；重新获得
determinate [d??t?：m?n?t] adj. 确定的；明确的
powerful [?pau?ful] adj. 强大的
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采访比尔·盖茨
比尔盖茨作为全球首富，也是大名鼎鼎的企业家，对于商业很有自己的见解。
David： Do you feel like you saw the movement towards thebusiness market out of the hottest market soon enough.
大卫：你觉得这个热潮在商业领域快到头了吗？
Bill Gates： Well， the key to the move to the business marketwas getting a machine with more capability， and getting astandard， although you could exchange some basic programsbetween these 8-bit machines. If you went and used any of theadvanced features then you were just tied to that one machine.
So， it wasnt all that economical to write lots of softwarefor these machines. And the 8-bit machines maxed out at64K of memory. And even though I wrote BASIC in 4K， 64Kseemed like a lot， but as we started taking on more and morechallenges， it just wasnt going to be enough. And since wewere tracking what Intel was doing very closely， in building thenext generation chip， their 8086 family， including the very lowcostpart called the 8088， we knew that 16-bit computing wason its way. We saw that it could be a good business machineand we decided to focus a lot of early work on that Intel chip.