Apple will invest $500 billion to hire 20,000 workers in the United States
Apple has announced it will invest $500 billion in the United States over the next four years and hire 20,000 new employees.
moreApple has announced it will invest $500 billion in the United States over the next four years and hire 20,000 new employees.
moreOn February 20, a piece of news stirred up waves in the field of technology and finance: the global chip foundry giant TSMC, under the chain reaction of declining stock prices, its market value slipped to $1.042 trillion, falling out of the top ten in the world, ranking 11th.
moreThe keyword for the business sector in 2025 may be 'AI'. We can see more and more AI technologies leaving the laboratory and entering the mass market.
moreIn February 2025, US President Trump announced a highly anticipated trade policy: a plan to impose "25% or higher" tariffs on imported automobiles.
moreAs a globally renowned entrepreneur, whether Musk's political actions will affect the company's business operations has become a focus of attention from all walks of life.
moreRecently, gas prices in Los Angeles and Orange counties have been climbing again, causing a lot of attention.
moreOn February 19th local time, Nikola, a US electric vehicle manufacturer once hailed as the "Tesla of the truck world," officially filed for bankruptcy protection and stated that it would seek to sell its assets.
moreYum! Brands, which owns well-known chain restaurant brands such as KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut, recently announced that KFC's corporate headquarters will move to Plano, Texas. As the birthplace of the brand's founder Colonel Harland Sanders, Kentucky has always been an important symbol of KFC, so this relocation decision has attracted widespread attention.
moreIndia has a large population, but the electric vehicle market is still in its infancy.
moreMcDonald's has certainly caused a stir among food lovers and followers of fast food culture when it announced that its iconic mint-flavored Shamrock Shake will be available for a limited time across the UK in March.
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