President Donald Trump has criticized Apple's strategy to diversify production in India, saying he had a discussion with CEO Tim Cook about the importance of keeping manufacturing in the US. Trump emphasized Apple's commitment to invest $500 billion in the US economy, but urged the company not to build factories in India, believing it can operate independently. Although Apple is expanding its production in India, Trump said there would be an increase in production in the US, without giving further details.
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Donald Trump îl critică pe liderul Apple, Tim Cook: „Te-am tratat foarte bine. Nu vreau ca Apple să producă în India”
Trump says he doesn't want Apple building products in India: 'I had a little problem with Tim Cook'
Donald Trump îl critică pe Tim Cook: ”Nu vreau ca Apple să producă în India”
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Război total între Trump şi giganţii din tehnologie: Preşedintele SUA îl ceartă pe liderul Apple, Tim Cook. "I-am spus, prietene, te-am tratat foarte bine. Ai zis că vei investi aici 500 de miliarde de dolari, dar am auzit că acum vrei să produci în India"
Trump says he has a 'little problem' with Tim Cook over Apple's India production
Război total între Trump şi giganţii din tehnologie: Preşedintele SUA îl ceartă pe liderul Apple, Tim Cook. „I-am spus, prietene, te-am tratat foarte bine. Ai zis că vei investi aici 500 de miliarde de dolari, dar am auzit că acum vrei să produci în India”
Trump spune că nu vrea ca Apple să fabrice produse în India: „Am avut o mică problemă cu Tim Cook; I-am spus: ”
Trump nu vrea ca Apple să construiască produse în India: "Vrem să construiești aici"
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