Asia's richest man, Jack Ma, the billionaire founder and executive
chairman of the Alibaba Group met with Donald Trump on Monday to
discuss plans for creating "one million" jobs in the U.S. through the
company's e-commerce platform.
"Jack
plans to share how Alibaba will create 1 million U.S. jobs by enabling 1
million small businesses to sell American goods to China and Asian consumers on
the Alibaba platform," Brion Tingler, head of external affairs at Alibaba,
said in a statement after the meeting.
Trump praised Ma after the meeting
as a "great, great entrepreneur and one of the best in the
world."
"We had a great meeting," Trump told the press pool at Trump Tower. "It's jobs. You just saw what happened with Fiat where they're going to build a massive plant in Michigan. And we're very happy. And Jack and I are going to do some great things."
"We had a great meeting," Trump told the press pool at Trump Tower. "It's jobs. You just saw what happened with Fiat where they're going to build a massive plant in Michigan. And we're very happy. And Jack and I are going to do some great things."
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