Companies in the U.S. technology, defense, and energy sector, including Boeing (BA) and Apple (AAPL), will join a business mission to Vietnam next week, as the Southeast Asian country seeks to avoid U.S. trade tariffs, Francesco Guarascio of Reuters reports. Executives from more than 60 large U.S. companies will travel to the country, the organizers said, according to Reuters. These companies include Apple, Intel (INTC), Coa-Cola (KO), Nike (NKE), Boeing, Amazon (AMZN), and Bell Textron (TXT), according to a list seen by Reuters.
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