Yahoo Finance·2025-11-02 18:52Corporate Investment and Reshoring - The combination of President Trump's reciprocal tariffs, regulatory cuts, and tax incentives has led to over $15 trillion in US corporate investment and revitalization of US manufacturing [2] - Apple Inc. announced a $500 billion investment to reshore manufacturing of iPhones, iPads, and iMacs back to the US, projecting the creation of 2.9 million jobs maintained and 20,000 new hires across 24 facilities [7][6] - Nvidia Corp. committed $500 billion to manufacture AI chips and supercomputers in the US, ensuring the security of AI development and creating hundreds of thousands of new jobs [9][13] - Intel Corp. has pledged $100 billion to reshore semiconductor manufacturing in the US, with significant investments in Oregon, Arizona, Ohio, and New Mexico [18][15] - General Electric (GE) announced a $3 billion commitment to expand domestic manufacturing across its 11 factories, building on a previous $6.5 billion investment since 2016 [29] - Whirlpool Corp. plans to relocate production from Mexico and China back to the US, with a $490 million budget for a new washer/dryer assembly line in Kentucky, creating 800 new jobs [31][32] Industry Trends - The reshoring trend is particularly pronounced in the semiconductor sector, driven by national security concerns and the CHIPS Act, which aims to reduce dependence on foreign manufacturing [19][20] - The US semiconductor output is currently less than half that of Taiwan, highlighting the need for increased domestic production capabilities [20] - The overall trend of reshoring is seen as a response to previous decades of offshoring, with companies now focusing on bringing jobs and manufacturing back to the US [33]