Executives from companies including Boeing (BA), Apple (AAPL), Nvidia (NVDA), and Tesla (TSLA) joined President Trump’s delegation to China seeking support from both governments while also pressing Beijing over business restrictions, including blocked solar equipment exports to Tesla, supply constraints affecting Coherent (COHR), and delays approving Nvidia’s H200 chip sales in China, The New York Times’ Ana Swanson reports. Following the summit, the U.S. and China announced limited progress including Chinese commitments to buy American agricultural products and 200 Boeing planes, while Citi (C) appeared closer to securing approval for a wholly owned securities business in China, though many broader corporate concerns remain unresolved despite lobbying efforts coordinated with senior U.S. officials, Swanson writes.
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