Amerikanska företagsledare följde med Trump till Kina – Inga större avtal har ännu tillkännagivits | NTD NYHETER

From billion-dollar deals to artificial intelligence, the stakes were high in Beijing this week. President Trump's trip to Beijing included some of America's biggest business leaders. Companies are looking to improve relations with China despite ongoing tensions over trade and technology. Executives from companies including Tesla, NVIDIA, Apple and Boeing took part in meetings and events throughout the trip. But as President Trump left Beijing Friday, it was still unclear whether the trip produced any major business deals or policy breakthroughs. Analysts say the trip focused more on rebuilding political and economic ties rather than announcing the massive agreements seen during Trump's 2017 visit to China. One possible deal could involve China buying 200 Boeing planes, according to comments from President Trump. But no official announcement has been made yet. Even if it goes through, the deal would still come in below earlier expectations and under the 300 planes announced during Trump's 2017 visit. Meanwhile, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang joined the trip, hoping China could approve sales of the company's H200 AI chips to some Chinese firms. But so far, no major breakthrough has been announced. NVIDIA chips have been at the center of tensions between the two countries, as the U.S. continues limiting China's access to cutting-edge American technology. Several executives are expected to remain in China for additional meetings in the coming days.