Li's Empty Promises Won't Calm US Companies' Fears Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's words of reassurance to US companies at a recent Beijing meeting are unlikely to quell their concerns about doing business in China.
His pledge to address "reasonable concerns" and ensure a fair market was more a reflection of Beijing's desire to maintain its economic momentum than a genuine attempt to alleviate the fears of American businesses.
US companies have been increasingly wary of investing in China due to growing trade tensions, intellectual property theft, and restrictive business practices.