Elon Musk, Jensen Huang and Tim Cook are set to dine this week with Xi. Here’s what their companies want from China. Forget Musk and Bezos: ‘Everywhere millionaires’ show how to get rich in America Elon Musk, Jensen Huang and Tim Cook are set to dine this week with Xi.
The Trump White House’s guest list reads like a map of corporate America’s exposure to China — from Tesla’s Shanghai factory, to Nvidia’s blocked AI chips, to Citi’s long-awaited brokerage license American business leaders joined Trump administration officials in accompanying President Donald Trump during his trip to China earlier this year. Elon Musk has nearly $21 billion in annual Tesla revenue tied to China. Apple took in more than $64 billion in its Greater China region last year.
Nvidia has billions of dollars’ worth of chips it has struggled to sell there. And Citigroup is still waiting for Beijing to approve a securities business it first applied to launch in 2021. On Thursday, the people behind those companies are expected to sit down to have dinner with Xi Jinping.
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