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Chinese President Xi Jinping met with a group of US chief executives, including the heads of Apple and Blackstone, in an effort to improve economic relations between the two countries, emphasizing China's commitment to opening up its markets and addressing concerns about intellectual property rights. This meeting comes amid ongoing trade tensions and increased scrutiny of Chinese companies by the US government.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping met with US CEOs and academics to boost confidence in China's economy, which has seen a slump in foreign direct investment due to slower growth, regulatory crackdowns, and questions about its long-term prospects. Xi invited US businesses to continue investing in China and pledged further reforms to open the country's markets to foreign firms. Despite efforts to attract foreign investment, global investors remain wary of China's rising scrutiny of Western companies and a structural economic slowdown.
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with a group of US CEOs as American businesses seek to mend ties with China amidst strained diplomatic relations, with discussions focusing on trade and investment opportunities.
Some US executives in Beijing for a business summit are rearranging their schedules after receiving a last-minute invitation to meet with a top Chinese leader, widely believed to be President Xi Jinping, indicating a potential shift in US-China relations and business opportunities.
US business leaders are demanding that Harvard University release the names of students who signed a letter blaming Israel for the recent Hamas attacks. The CEOs argue that they should know the identities of these students to avoid hiring them in the future. The letter, signed by around 30 Harvard student organizations, accused Israel of being responsible for the violence and called for action to stop the "annihilation of Palestinians." The letter has faced strong condemnation from political and business leaders, while some groups listed at the bottom of the letter have retracted their support. Harvard's president emphasized that no student group speaks for the university or its leadership.