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China’s warning to Walmart on tariffs shows Beijing is worried about local businesses
Beijing’s meeting with Walmart underscores Chinese leaders’ concerns about the economy.
China’s commerce ministry meets with Walmart on supplier pricing, state media says
SHANGHAI/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Beijing officials met with Walmart this week to discuss media reports that the U.S. retailer has asked Chinese suppliers to slash prices on their goods to offset the …
