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Peter Vanham, Nicholas Gordon

U.S. CEOs like Jamie Dimon and Elon Musk travel to China as Sino-American relations worsen

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Good morning, Peter Vanham here in Geneva, filling in for Alan.

Walking a tight rope is not without its risks. But for the right reward, anyone may give it a try.

The geopolitical high wire American business leaders are tiptoeing today runs between Hiroshima and Shanghai. In Hiroshima last week, G7 leaders gathered to agree on a China “de-risking and diversifying” strategy. Yet some of the U.S.’s most powerful business leaders are visiting Shanghai this week to protect and expand their Chinese business interests. 

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