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New, or expanding, investors in America now include Apple, Eli Lilly, Stargate, the United Arab Emirates, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and more.
Trillions of dollars are now involved.
That's according to a report by Fox Business that explains Trump has revealed some $7 trillion in investment income that is arriving in the U.S.
"We have, I would say, more than $7 trillion now … of investments coming in," Trump said on Wednesday. "Apple is coming in for $500 billion alone. We have other companies coming in with massive numbers. We have car companies that are coming in. No, we've never seen anything like it, maybe in the 1940s or '50s or something, but we've never seen anything like it."
Officials actually have said some of the amounts that have been committed actually will rise as projects progress.
"For instance, Stargate, a project by Softbank, OpenAI and Oracle that involves the establishment of data centers for the further development of artificial intelligence, has committed $500 billion. Apple also committed $500 billion, according to the data from the White House official. Computing and electronics giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) has committed to a $100 billion investment in the U.S., and NVIDIA is in for $200 billion," the report explained.
The totals have changed several times as new commitments have been confirmed.
Other commitments have come from Hyundai, $20 billion, Venture Global, $18 billion, Johnson & Johnson, $55 billion.
The higher numbers are from nations, with $1.4 trillion from the UAE, $1 trillion from Japan, Saudi Arabia's $600 billion and India's $310 billion, the White House said.
"It's great to see companies looking to make strategic investments within the United States. We look forward to working with the administration to reduce regulatory burdens to spur further investments," said Jordan Crenshaw, of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Chamber Technology Engagement Center.
A report at RedState expanded, "On Wednesday, the White House released data showing that since January (what was it that happened in January?) $7 trillion in private investment has been committed to come to the United States. That's $7 trillion – A 'T' followed by a 'rillion.' That's real money."
It added, "Note that a lot of the companies involved are from other countries or do much of their production in other countries. Now, of course, all of this is contingent on the companies following through – actually breaking ground and building new facilities, for instance. But if half of them follow through, that's still $3.5 trillion. That's $3.5 trillion invested in on-shore production that will create jobs, generate tax revenue, revive struggling communities, and maybe, just maybe, start the resurrection of America's dwindling middle class."
