US government previews Trumps trip to China with CEOs from key industries
Tech US government previews Trumps trip to China with CEOs from key industries President Donald Trump is heading to Beijing on May 14 with a corporate entourage that reads like a Fortune 500 all-star roster. Sixteen CEOs from American industrys biggest names will accompany him for a two-day summit aimed at hammering out trade agreements across aerospace, energy, and agriculture. Its the first time a sitting US president has visited China since 2017. Whos on the plane The delegation features some of the most recognizable names in American business. Elon Musk, Tim Cook, Larry Fink, and leaders from Boeing, Citi, Goldman Sachs, and Qualcomm are all confirmed to be part of the traveling party. The summits agenda reportedly spans trade deals, AI cooperation frameworks, rare earth mineral access, and thornier geopolitical topics including the Iran war and Taiwan. The administration has signaled its intent to establish what it‘s calling a “board of trade” and “board of investment” as part of the summit’s outcomes. The inclusion of Qualcomm‘s leadership is particularly notable given the ongoing semiconductor tensions between the two nations. And Larry Fink’s presence, as head of BlackRock, the worlds largest asset manager, suggests that investment flows and capital market access will be front and center in the