Chinese President Xi Jinping meets U.S. business leaders in Beijing and tells them China will “open wider,” according to state media reports. Xi’s comments come during a visit by President Donald Trump and a delegation of U.S. executives, including Elon Musk, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, and Apple CEO Tim Cook. State-run outlets Xinhua and CCTV say Xi met the CEOs at the Great Hall of the People and expressed that U.S. companies will have broader prospects in China. The meeting follows remarks by Trump earlier in the week, when he said he would ask Xi to “open up” China during their summit. Forbes also describes the delegation as including executives with a combined net worth of about $1 trillion. The reports frame the encounter as part of broader engagement between U.S. business leaders and Chinese leadership, with Xi indicating increased access for U.S. firms in the Chinese market. The sources provide no additional specific commitments or sector-by-sector details in their summaries.