Apple and its CEO Tim Cook announced a $500 billion investment in the United States of America early Monday morning — and President Donald Trump couldn't be more pleased. "We are bullish on the future of American innovation,

The United States, US President Donald Trump on Monday confirmed that Apple has concluded plans to invest $500 billion in the country over the next four years. Trump made this known in a post on his official Truth Social account.

Apple said on Monday it will spend more than $500 billion in the United States over the next four years and hire 20,000 people, with President Donald Trump quickly taking

President Trump said Apple should end its diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, ramping up his pressure campaign to erase the policies from U.S. workplaces.

The company, which has used the same strategy in the last two changes of government, will open a new plant in Texas, a training academy in Detroit, and aims to create 20,000 jobs. In January 2018, when Donald Trump had just completed a year as President of the United States,

Shareholders of Deere & Co. voted overwhelmingly to reject a proposal seeking to curb the farming-machinery maker’s diversity, equity and inclusion plans — the latest sign of investor resistance to conservative efforts to end diversity practices.

Presidential pressure targets the tech giant's rejection of a plan to roll back DEI measure, including a threat of possible Justice Department investigations.

Apple is among tech giants unveiling plans about how they plan to invest billions in the United States as they face potential tariffs and tech policy changes during President Trump's second term.