China Shifts Approach Toward De-Risking With Appeals to CEOs

(Bloomberg) -- When the US first embraced “de-risking” to get Europe on board with measures to deny key technology to China, officials in Beijing dismissed the term as no different than decoupling. Now they are trying a new strategy: Redefine the concept.Most Read from BloombergStudent Loan-Relief Backers Warn Biden ‘Failure Isn’t an Option’UBS Preparing to Cut Over Half of Credit Suisse WorkforceWagner Chief Lands in Belarus as Putin Says ‘Civil War’ AvertedPickleball Injuries May Cost American

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