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Bloomberg News: Obama Puts Focus on Companies in Driving Exports at APEC

Saturday, 12 November 2011 00:00

By Julianna Goldman and Margaret Talev

President Barack Obama’s meetings today with corporate executives such as Boeing Co.’s Jim McNerney may be just as vital to his drive to expand U.S. trade in Asia as his talks with regional leaders including China’s Hu Jintao. Read more...

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