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U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo visits China for four days starting Sunday, aiming to boost business ties between the world's largest two economies even as the Biden administration has taken a series of steps to prevent exports of sensitive American technology.

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[muntakamamun]

It’s just funny how the US and the West predicted the Russians running to China when they started sanctioning Russia but instead it’s the other way round! The US, the Germans, France and now the UK!😂

[zakjuly]

China just built its own production lines, and cancelled the $54 billion US chip Order, which will become a $200 Billion lose by end of 2023 .. as production ramps up

[josue_kay]

So the US no longer sending delegates to Taiwan now? 😂

[marybailey]

need China to stop selling US bonds? or start buying more?

[phillipchan]

Congratulations to China for U.S. Commerce Visit. 👍🇨🇳

[woman]

Business relationship between major relation between economic powers of the world

[TonyFarley-gicv]

So I got a question it's not the business side we're having understanding as well why have none of y'all asked that general or admiral or colonel to join y'all to see if they need to have a conversation

[yiqiwang]

US finally understood now, that without Chinese's chip market chip development cost and price will go sky high, no one can afford to buy it, company will go bankrupt. That is why US does not want to decouple with China now. But unfortunately, it is too late. For its own benefits, US always pushes abacus beads upward. The fact is that to make an abacus work, you have to push its beats up and down.

[elchicano]

HANDS OFF TAIWAN 🇹🇼! Chinese dictator!