Apple’s $500B, Four-Year US Investment to Create 20,000 Jobs

Apple just announced a $500 billion investment in the US over four years, creating 20,000 jobs and expanding data centers. This follows a meeting between CEO Tim Cook and President Trump, amid concerns over potential tariffs on Chinese imports.

Media reports suggest this is a strategic move to mitigate tariff impacts, though Apple frames it as supporting American innovation.

The investment includes a new server factory in Texas, data center expansions in multiple states, and doubling the Advanced Manufacturing Fund to $10 billion.

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