I find it interesting that companies are making these decisions based on nothing other than Trump's speeches. He's not signed anything into law, hasn't brought anything to Congress, hasn't used his 'pen and phone'. All he's done is talk about what he wants and companies are falling in line. 

 

Either they're scared he's going to bully them into that 35% tax hike or they like his business skills which I admit I have no real knowledge of since I've never been interested and didn't care.

 

The US Steel guy: "Longhi is willing to bring as many as 10,000 jobs back to the United States because of the prosperity predicted with the advent of the incoming Trump administration. Jobs were lost to lay offs and downsizing during the Obama administration, and many employees found work overseas."

 

Regardless of whether how Trump is handling all of this is right or not, companies are paying attention. The tech company says they were planning to bring jobs back to the US anyway because labor in China is not as cheap as it once was, and with Trump's win they sped up the time frame because they don't want to get hammered by taxes. 

 

Just interesting to see it all unfold.

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