Apple said this week it would spend $500 billion in the U.S. over the next four years and create 20,000 jobs, signaling its pro-U.S. jobs and investment policy. U.S. President Donald Trump also announced he would double tariffs on China, where most Apple products are made. Michelle Quinn reports.
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Trump declined to comment on a question about whether he will ensure that ‘China will never take Taiwan by force’ during his presidency
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