Alibaba’s Jack Ma promises 1 million US jobs

Jack Ma, the executive chairman of Alibaba, wants to bring small businesses from the US and China closer together, taking a spectacular roadshow to Detroit to sell his message. CNN’s Clare Sebastian has more.


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