Many big companies have responded to Trump's policy. Just today, Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, revealed in an interview with American Consumer News and Business Channel that Apple has set up a fund of $654.38 billion to increase employment opportunities in high-end manufacturing industries in the United States.

During the campaign, Trump frequently called for bringing manufacturing back to the United States. At the beginning of taking office, he continued to carry out the policy of "bringing work back to the United States" and put pressure on big American companies. On the 29th of last month, he signed a resolution to establish the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy.

According to foreign media reports, Apple invested in a Mac hardware factory in Texas. In 20 13, Apple introduced "Made in America" Mac Pros. Just before, Apple announced its quarterly profit report.

According to the latest statistics of Capital Economics, American companies hold up to $2.5 trillion in cash in markets outside the United States, which is equivalent to 14% of the entire US GDP.