Executives of the United States (US) and China businesses revealed that they are currently seeking other opportunities to continue their business deals outside of the China-US trade war. US executives believed that there are tremendous business opportunities while Chinese businesses also claimed that they are still interested in US public offerings.

According to Microsoft Greater China CEO Alan Crozier, his company believes that they would greatly benefit if business deals with Chinese companies would continue despite the China-US trade war, reported CNBC News.

Crozier revealed that they have had greater business opportunities since last year compared to previous years in the Chinese market.

The report indicated that cross-country companies that operate correlatively in both countries were worried about the outcome of the trade talks. The executives felt that the tension between both countries would lead to an economic decoupling.

Crozier added that his company has been looking forward to expansions in China and work with Chinese businesses who are also looking to go abroad. When he spoke at the Nansha district of Guangzhou, China conference, Crozier told East Tech West, "If you want to be more efficient, you need to have a fundamental platform that is the same around the world."

As the tensions between China and the US continue regarding the tariff rates, the report indicated that Beijing had been exerting efforts in improving its business environment for foreign companies.

Analysts also noted that these changes were associated with redefining intellectual property protection as Chinese companies who operate in the US were required to solidify their standards.

Chinese businesses, on the other hand, were reported to have been investing their stocks in New York. The effort was said to boost brand awareness. Last Monday, chairman of Nasdaq Asia-Pacific Robert McCooey revealed at a conference session that he and other US firms expect about 35 to 39 Chinese companies to announce their business with US firms this year.

McCooey announced that his company and other US firms look forward to welcoming Chinese companies such as Pinduoduo, iQiyi, and DouYu to enter the US markets this year. He also added that US businesses such as his need the support of sophisticated technology global investors who currently operate within their market as well.

Last Monday, the chief information officer of WeBank Henry Ma shared that his company believes that businesses around the world would be more collaborative in the coming years.

During the panel, he also exclaimed that businesses from both countries would not be able to do anything unless they can come up with an innovative business model that showcases a unified technological platform.

He added that such a platform should have a developmental compliance and risk management standards that apply to both camps.