Trump and Xi to Skip Nvidia Scandal, Huang Case in China Meeting

President Donald Trump will not raise the Nvidia scandal or the Alice Huang case during his bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, scheduled as part of his four-day Asia tour, US officials said. Huang, Nvidia's CEO, resigned on November 12 after reports linked him to Alice Huang, a businesswoman suspected by the US of spying for China. Reuters noted it is unverified she worked for China, and the Justice Department has reached no conclusion on her affiliation. Export controls on chip technology will also stay off the agenda. Trump departs for Manila on November 16, then travels to Shenzhen for the APEC forum, meeting Xi on November 19. He will also join a three-way US-Russia-China meeting with Putin. Agenda items include nuclear weapons cuts and a tech crisis hotline, with no agreement expected.