While Washington and Beijing remain at loggerheads, China is still welcoming some U.S. business leaders.
Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with representatives from American business, strategic and academic communities at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, March 27, 2024. Credit: Shen Hong/Xinhua via Getty Images
Chinese president Xi Jinping met with top American business executives in Beijing on March 27, signaling a desire to restore confidence in his country’s sluggish economy despite tensions between the two countries.
All the firms represented have benefited from China’s era of double-digit economic growth and deep engagement with the United States. But they now face a more uncertain era with tightening U.S. restrictions on technology transfers and ever-expanding definitions of national
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