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China Business Delegation’s Trump-Xi Visit In Doubt Over US Investment Disputes: Report

BenzingaNamrata Sen

Xi Jinping’s US visit faces investment disputes, putting plans for a Chinese business delegation in Washington under uncertainty.

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