The pursuit of foreign investors comes as the Communist party elite sits down Monday for its first top policy-setting meeting, or plenum, since early last year, during which leaders will discuss their next five-year economic blueprint, according to Chinese officials involved in policy making. Premier Li Keqiang meets with Evan Greenberg, chairman of the U.S.-China Business Council in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Oct. 17. Photo: Yukie Nishizawa/Press Pool At the heart of that is expected to be a revamped industrial policy to supplant their “Made in China 2025” plan, which the Trump administration has criticized as relying heavily on government subsidies and forced technology transfers from Western companies to transform China into a global technology leader. Beijing last year began looking into a new plan that would offer foreign companies greater market access, such as by dropping existing numerical targets for market share by […]