White House: Cyber war deal with China a long way off
In a media call with reporters, U.S. officials said they want to reach a “common understanding” with China that gives the U.S. “greater confidence that China is acting in a manner that does not disadvantage our businesses,” but said any sort of agreement is far off.
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