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Easing Burma Sanctions Draws Interest of US Business

Daniel Schearf

Published November 27, 2012

The United States is looking to increase business with Burma following President Barack Obama's historic visit and the easing of economic sanctions. But some limitations remain and American investors are proceeding cautiously. VOA's Daniel Schearf reports from Rangoon.

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