LIST: These American companies are now owned by China?

whatsonpolitics.com ^ | 10-24-19 | Charlee

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1. General Electric (GE) In 2016, GE was bought by the world’s largest appliance company — Haier from China

2. AMC Theatres AMC was bought out by Beijing-based Dalian Wanda Group in a $2.6 billion deal in May 2012.

3. Smithfield Foods Smithfield Foods, was acquired by China’s Shuanghui International in 2013 from American owners for nearly $4.7 billion,

China also has a stake in the ff. American companies: Morgan Stanley, VISA, Blackstone, Ford, Chesapeake Energy, and in famous American social news aggregation site Reddit.

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"most downloaded app in the US in (October 2018) Tiktok is also owned by a Chinese Internet technology company, Beijing ByteDance?"

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Bkmrk

[Fiddlstix]

Bookmark

[discostu]

Publicly traded. And a small world. Really if you want to truly boycott China you need to become Jeremiah Johnson. Good luck.

[PGR88]

America’s massive corporate debt courtesy of the Federal Reserve and our printed, fiat currency - has created a generation of corporate managers who are merely financial engineers, and their extremely short-term view, is only about strip-mining America’s manufacturing prowess to service their debt and stock options.

[dynachrome]

Kali-fornia and Michigan seem to be the biggest chinese owned states.

This site has an interactive map showing by state and county, (2018?);

https://macropolo.org/know-the-numbers/

[sleepwalker]

A clarification on GE.

GE sold their appliance business that was based in Louisville.

The rest of GE is still American owned, and listed on the NYSE.

This is not a defense of the idiots that run/ran GE.

[DuncanWaring]

The “1. GE” entry is misleading; Haier only bought the Appliances division of GE.

FWIW.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Only the Appliance division of GE was sold to Haier.

[PGalt]

BUMP!

[dynachrome]

Thanks, but I won’t buy a GE appliance now. (Few American manufacurers anymore. Japanese, maybe?)

[Lurkinanloomin]

Even most of the Japanese brands are made in China.
LG and Samsung are South Korean.

[exnavy]

bump

[ocrp1982]

Nancy highly recommends Sub-Zero.

[Theoria]

[dynachrome]

I knew Japan was off shoring a lot of stuff, same as here, just not what. There is no love lost between Japan and china.

[dynachrome]

Good site!. Thanks.

[Obadiah]

and... news aggregation site Reddit

Well that explains why that site is a complete liberal wasteland. Evertime I go there I lose brain cells and get stupider.

[Right Wing Assault]

Article: How Could We Stop Chinese Investors from Buying US Companies

How Could We Stop Chinese Investors from Buying US Companies

[dynachrome]

Probably true. The quote I put in #1 about tik-tok, is interesting because it seems to me that a lot of celeb-utards are moving to that platform for their marxist screeds.