Donald Trump Offshoring
- All
- News
-
Trump to Add Chinese Chipmaker SMIC to Defense Blacklist: Sources
The Trump administration could add China's top chipmaker SMIC and national offshore oil and gas producer CNOOC to a blacklist of alleged Chinese military companies, according to a document and sources, curbing their access to US investors. This could escalate tensions between US and China weeks before President-elect Joe Biden takes office.
-
Donald Trump's Move To Open Up Arctic, Atlantic Oceans To Drilling Illegal: US Judge
US President Donald Trump's move to lift bans on drilling for oil and gas in offshore Arctic and Atlantic areas is illegal, a US judge has ruled.
-
Paul Manafort, Ex-Trump Aide, Faces Charges In First Russia Trial
The first trial of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe begins on Tuesday with Paul Manafort, a former chairman of U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign, facing charges that he hid tens of millions of dollars earned in Ukraine in offshore accounts and defrauded banks for loans.
-
Trump Administration Aims To Open Nearly All US Offshore Waters To Drilling
The Trump administration on Thursday proposed opening nearly all US offshore waters to oil and gas drilling, reversing protections in the Arctic, Atlantic and Pacific.
-
Microsoft, Trump Administration Clash Over Email Searches
Technology companies and privacy experts are among those watching the case closely.
-
Donald Trump To Set New Executive Orders On Environment, Energy This Week
U.S. President Donald Trump this week will sign new executive orders before he completes his first 100 days in office, including two on energy and the environment, which would make it easier for the United States to develop energy on and offshore, a White House official said on Sunday.
-
US President Donald Trump Seeks Jobs Advice From Some Firms That Offshore Work
The offshoring picture is also more complex than official statistics indicate as a shuttered factory in the United States does not always mean a new factory abroad.
-
Donald Trump To Seek Advice Today From Firms Offshoring Work To India, Others
President Donald Trump, who has vowed to stop US manufacturing from disappearing overseas, will seek job-creation advice today from at least five companies that are laying off thousands of workers as they shift production abroad. Caterpillar Inc, United Technologies Corp, Dana Inc, 3M Co and General Electric Co, are offshoring work to Mexico, China...
-
IBM Touts Trump-Pleasing Hiring Plans While Firing Thousands
On the eve of a summit last month between technology executives and then President-elect Donald Trump, IBM Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty publicly pledged to hire about 25,000 U.S. workers and spend $1 billion on training over the next four years.
-
Why Trump's Threats May Not Stop Offshoring Of US Jobs
Some companies said Trump's broadside was not sufficient to compel a change in plans.
-
Trump Warns Of 'Retribution' For Companies That Offshore Jobs, Threatens 35% Tax
Trump declared that he intends to incentivize businesses to stay in America by lowering corporate taxes and slashing regulations, two key components of his economic agenda.
-
Trump Pledges 'Consequences' For US Firms Moving Offshore
President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday warned that the government would punish companies seeking to move operations overseas with "consequences," setting the stage for an unusual level of intervention by the White House into private enterprise.
-
Trump to Add Chinese Chipmaker SMIC to Defense Blacklist: Sources
The Trump administration could add China's top chipmaker SMIC and national offshore oil and gas producer CNOOC to a blacklist of alleged Chinese military companies, according to a document and sources, curbing their access to US investors. This could escalate tensions between US and China weeks before President-elect Joe Biden takes office.
-
Donald Trump's Move To Open Up Arctic, Atlantic Oceans To Drilling Illegal: US Judge
US President Donald Trump's move to lift bans on drilling for oil and gas in offshore Arctic and Atlantic areas is illegal, a US judge has ruled.
-
Paul Manafort, Ex-Trump Aide, Faces Charges In First Russia Trial
The first trial of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe begins on Tuesday with Paul Manafort, a former chairman of U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign, facing charges that he hid tens of millions of dollars earned in Ukraine in offshore accounts and defrauded banks for loans.
-
Trump Administration Aims To Open Nearly All US Offshore Waters To Drilling
The Trump administration on Thursday proposed opening nearly all US offshore waters to oil and gas drilling, reversing protections in the Arctic, Atlantic and Pacific.
-
Microsoft, Trump Administration Clash Over Email Searches
Technology companies and privacy experts are among those watching the case closely.
-
Donald Trump To Set New Executive Orders On Environment, Energy This Week
U.S. President Donald Trump this week will sign new executive orders before he completes his first 100 days in office, including two on energy and the environment, which would make it easier for the United States to develop energy on and offshore, a White House official said on Sunday.
-
US President Donald Trump Seeks Jobs Advice From Some Firms That Offshore Work
The offshoring picture is also more complex than official statistics indicate as a shuttered factory in the United States does not always mean a new factory abroad.
-
Donald Trump To Seek Advice Today From Firms Offshoring Work To India, Others
President Donald Trump, who has vowed to stop US manufacturing from disappearing overseas, will seek job-creation advice today from at least five companies that are laying off thousands of workers as they shift production abroad. Caterpillar Inc, United Technologies Corp, Dana Inc, 3M Co and General Electric Co, are offshoring work to Mexico, China...
-
IBM Touts Trump-Pleasing Hiring Plans While Firing Thousands
On the eve of a summit last month between technology executives and then President-elect Donald Trump, IBM Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty publicly pledged to hire about 25,000 U.S. workers and spend $1 billion on training over the next four years.
-
Why Trump's Threats May Not Stop Offshoring Of US Jobs
Some companies said Trump's broadside was not sufficient to compel a change in plans.
-
Trump Warns Of 'Retribution' For Companies That Offshore Jobs, Threatens 35% Tax
Trump declared that he intends to incentivize businesses to stay in America by lowering corporate taxes and slashing regulations, two key components of his economic agenda.
-
Trump Pledges 'Consequences' For US Firms Moving Offshore
President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday warned that the government would punish companies seeking to move operations overseas with "consequences," setting the stage for an unusual level of intervention by the White House into private enterprise.
