If they are majority U.S.-owned, how can the Chinese Communist Party, through its government, say--why would they say that they could be stopped or changed course because of what the government said in China?
Howard Griffith: “If they are majority U.S.-owned, how can the Chinese Communist Party, through its government, say--why would they say…”
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Griffith raises concerns about a company's ties to the Chinese government.
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