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Trump Hails Apple's $100 Billion U.S. Investment Boost. President Donald Trump has announced that Apple will pour an additional $100 billion into its U.S. operations, raising its total domestic investment pledge to $600 billion. The move expands Apple's manufacturing and supply chain footprint within the U.S.—and may help the tech giant avoid future tariffs on overseas-made iPhones. Though Trump praised it as a step toward bringing iPhone production home, Apple CEO Tim Cook clarified that while many key components are already made in America, final assembly will still take place abroad for now. Analysts say the spending aligns with Apple's usual investment trends and builds on earlier commitments made under both Trump and Biden. This comes after Trump recently threatened to impose a 25% tariff on Apple products built overseas—a policy shift that cost the company $800 million in a single quarter last year.
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