Two business leaders whom President Trump has sparred with, including one who’s often been the subject of biting presidential tweets, were conspicuously absent from a list of the president’s dinner guests Tuesday that included prominent executives from some of the largest and most valuable U.S. companies.

The dinner at Trump’s Bedminster, N.J., estate, where the president has taken up temporary residence this month during “needed renovations to the Oval Office,” is set to include business leaders from a variety of sectors, many of which of greatly benefited from the GOP tax overhaul last December.