Sequoia Faces Up to the New U.S.-China Reality

Venture-capital firm’s split speaks volumes about how quickly bilateral trust has evaporated

Sequoia’s China unit is led by veteran investor Neil Shen. Photo: ALY SONG/REUTERS

The breakup of venture capital giant Sequoia Capital is a shrewd move to navigate increasingly treacherous waters running between China and the U.S. It also signifies the end of an era—one in which investors and tech entrepreneurs in the world’s two largest economies embraced each other for mutual benefit.

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