Donald Trump met with Jack Ma, currently China's second-richest man, Monday, calling it a "great" discussion. Ma's e-commerce company Alibaba "claims it can create 1 million US jobs by helping small businesses sell their products to China and Asian consumers," the AP reports. Ma told reporters the two discussed "supporting 1 million small businesses," which is slightly different than 1 million new US jobs, and CNBC notes that it's "unclear ... where those jobs would come from." Apparently the plan involves an expansion of Alibaba focusing on "small businesses on the platform selling products ... to China and Asia," per Ma; CNBC mentions clothing, wine, and fruits specifically. Trump and Ma also spoke about strengthening the US-China relationship. (More Donald Trump stories.)