Tesla CEO Elon Musk gets in a Tesla car in Beijing on May 31. Many U.S. corporations are trying to figure out how to navigate shifting political and economic ties between the United States and China. (Tingshu Wang/Reuters) Top American companies are struggling to devise new strategies for the Chinese market, as government policies in both Washington and Beijing push the two nations apart and economic growth in China slows from its customary torrid pace.
The latest boardroom action came this week, when Sequoia Capital, a Silicon Valley firm that was among the early investors in TikTok parent ByteDance, said […]
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