Trump has reiterated a warning that he will soon impose "fairly substantial" tariffs on semiconductor imports, but spare firms like Apple investing in the U.S.
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President Donald Trump has reiterated a warning that he will soon impose “fairly substantial” tariffs on semiconductor imports from companies that do not shift production to the U.S., but will spare firms like Apple that expand investments domestically.
Trump made the comments Thursday night during a dinner at the White House with more than two dozen major tech leaders, including Apple
CEO Tim Cook, Meta
’s Mark Zuckerberg and Oracle
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