Sequoia Capital, one of the most powerful names in technology investing, said it would separate its China and U.S. businesses…
…The Silicon Valley-based firm, famous for investments in startups including the owner of social media platform TikTok, epitomized the once symbiotic relationship between tech investors on both sides of the Pacific.
… The split takes place as the firm has come under increasing pressure from officials in Washington over its China business. U.S. national security officials have grown concerned about the two-way flow of money and information among tech companies and their investors. They worry that Chinese investors in U.S. tech companies could lead a foreign adversary to gain information about sensitive burgeoning technologies such as artificial intelligence.
Killing two birds with one stone.
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