Hillary Clinton made a pit stop in the Czech Republic on her 79th and probably last overseas trip as U.S. secretary of state.
One purpose of the 11-hour visit on Dec. 3, squeezed between NATO talks on the future of Afghanistan and the Syrian civil war, was to make a personal appeal to Czech Prime Minister Petr Necas on behalf of Westinghouse Electric Co., which is vying for a contract to build a nuclear power plant there, Bloomberg Businessweek reports in its Jan. 14 issue.
