new york/washington president-elect donald trump silicon valley powerful executives meet manhattan tower wednesday summit convene smooth frictions side make secret disdain election campaign meet focus chiefly economic issue include job creation low tax trade dynamics china largely skirt many disagreements tech industry trump matter range immigration digital privacy accord trump transition team statement trump propose reconvene tech leaders often every quarter statement say three trump adult children donald jr. eric ivanka sit head large rectangular table meet begin conference room 25th floor trump tower attendance may fuel concern potential conflict interest trump say would hand control business empire children occupy white house vice president-elect mike pence also guests sit front paper name plat bottle water sport trump brand logo meet tech luminaries include apple inc tim cook facebook inc sheryl sandberg tesla motor inc elon musk take place trump alarm u.s. corporations rhetoric challenge long-established policy toward china main market silicon valley senior chinese state plan official tell china daily newspaper wednesday beijing could slap penalty u.s. automaker monopolistic behavior warn deliver days trump question acknowledge taiwan part one china official identify automaker nobody like people room anything help go along go trump tell executives presence reporters call people call make difference formal chain command trump add go make fair trade deal go make lot easy trade across border participants include alphabet inc larry page eric schmidt amazon.com jeff bezos microsoft corp satya nadella ginni rometty ibm twitter invite meet small transition spokesman tell reuters cook musk join trump separate meet technology executives leave accord spokesman trump transition team bezos say statement meet productive share view administration make innovation one key pillars would create huge number job across whole country sectors tech agriculture infrastructure manufacture -everywhere trump clash silicon valley several issue election campaign include immigration government surveillance encryption surprise victory last month alarm many company fear might follow pledge say many tech company overvalue investors look tech stock weak concept company sell much money tell reuters interview may concern assuage recent weeks trump threaten upset trade relationships china appoint officials favor expand surveillance program company hesitation whether attend sharp political personal differences trump one tech industry source say 700 employees technology company pledge open letter tuesday refuse help trump administration build data registry track people base religion assist mass deportations silicon valley enjoy warm rapport president barack obama heavily support democrat hillary clinton presidential campaign alphabet schmidt photograph election night clinton headquarter wear staff badge musk say interview election trump character reflect poorly unite state despite tensions trump name musk business advisory council give private-sector input trump take office jan. 20. ceos airbnb uber invite attend wednesday gather uber travis kalanick travel india week accord person familiar plan also appoint council employees 10 large fortune 500 tech company trump raise 179,400 982 campaign donors contribute 200 clinton raise 4.4 million employees company 20,400 donations reuters review contribution data find trump publicly bash industry campaign urge supporters boycott apple products company refusal help fbi unlock iphone associate last year san bernardino california shoot threaten antitrust action amazon demand tech company build products unite state trump also opponent obama administration net neutrality rule bar internet service providers obstruct slow consumer access web content two advisers federal communications commission transition team opponents rule two republicans fcc last week two republicans panel urge quick reversal many obama policies one commissioner ajit pai say believe net neutrality days number trump meet silicon valley elite mutual mistrust campaign