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flag Ford discusses U.S. joint ventures with Chinese automakers amid national security concerns.

flag Ford CEO Jim Farley held informal talks with senior Trump administration officials during the Detroit Auto Show, exploring joint ventures allowing Chinese automakers to build vehicles in the U.S. with American companies holding controlling stakes. flag The proposal, aimed at balancing access to technology and profits with national security and economic safeguards, emerged as Chinese EVs gain ground in North America. flag While President Trump has expressed openness to such plans if they create American jobs, many officials remain skeptical over risks to supply chains, data privacy, and competition. flag General Motors opposes Chinese market entry, fearing disruption. flag Ford’s stock rose slightly amid the discussion, which remains preliminary and unresolved ahead of a potential April meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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