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WASHINGTON — Ford Motor Co., Oracle Corp. and General Motors Corp. were among the U.S. and Chinese companies that signed about $14 billion worth of sales and investment agreements Monday.
U.S. and Chinese firms signed 30 deals before a recent gathering of officials near Washington, said Myron Brilliant, vice president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson’s semi-annual talks with Chinese officials will focus on energy and the environment as a rising yuan eases the exchange-rate tensions.
