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Alibaba’s Jack Ma walks back promise to create 1 million jobs in U.S.

By: MarketWatch
The 1 million American jobs that Chinese billionaire Jack Ma promised he’d create following a 2017 meeting with then-President-elect Donald Trump are not coming, thanks to the trade war between the U.S. and China.
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