Britain Holds Talks With China to Seek Investment After Brexit
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Theresa May, Philip Hammond and Ma Kai in London on Nov. 9.
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Prime Minister Theresa May and Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond are holding talks with Chinese Vice Premier Ma Kai as Britain pushes for investment following the Brexit vote.
The so-called U.K.-China Economic and Financial Dialogue Thursday will cover trade, financial services, infrastructure and energy, with the government detailing a portfolio of potential investments in northern England for Chinese businesses, the Treasury said in a statement.