Fewer U.S. companies consider China a top investment destination, according to an annual survey by a major American business group
HONG KONG—Fewer U.S. companies consider China a top investment destination following disruptions caused by Beijing’s harsh anti-Covid measures and rising geopolitical tensions, according to an annual survey by a major American business group.
U.S. companies are also more pessimistic about their financial outlook there, with more than half saying they didn’t turn a profit last year and more than a third saying their China revenue fell from a year earlier, according to the survey conducted by the American Chamber of Commerce in China.
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