Apple to invest $500bn in US as it scrambles to beat Trump’s China tariffs
Apple has said it will spend $500bn (£400bn) and hire 20,000 new staff in the US as the tech giant scrambles to avoid the threat of Donald Trump’s tariffs. Tim Cook, Apple’s chief executive, unveiled the four-year investment plan on Monday, days after meeting the US president in the White House.
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Apple offered the latest version of its budget friendly phone for pre-sale in key markets on Friday, in an effort to woo customers in price-sensitive countries like China and India.
The company pledged the multibillion-dollar investment over the next four years and said it would create 20,000 jobs. The ...
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