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Highlighted by a big new campus with 3,000 jobs in Raleigh-Durham. More blue tech workers for NC!
According to the Apple press release, it also includes major expansions in San Diego and Culver City, CA, Boulder, Boston, Seattle, and a data center in Iowa.
Boom times ahead!
Temporary construction jobs and overpaid service sector employment that just explodes housing prices and destroys community economics.
We want less of these service sector tech employees who drive up globalization and increased the out precipitous social and political collapse.
I'm glad the Biden Administration didn't mess this up, but let's not pretend the current administration facilitated the startup of this goal - as your thread title says.
Did the OP thank Trump for getting the ball rolling on this? Or can you not bring yourself to do that?
Of course not -- Apple was going strong before Biden, Before Trump, Before Obama.
A 10 year recovery helped every large corporation to obtain resources for expansion.
Naive to think one President had ANYTHING to do with it.
It's no wonder corporations are so hesitant to create high paying jobs here. People do not give credit where credit is due. Instead, they kiss politician's behinds and pretend they are the job creators. How stupid...
They strangle us with service sector employment, drive up housing prices, and then become our only revenue source.
But when you drive up service sector, doesn't that drive up other sectors as those people spend money on everything from restaurants to big ticket items and yes housing.
Without Apple's expansion house prices are going through the roof.
So, it started in 2018 (Thanks Trump) and now because the Trump economy is taking off...Well, THANKS Trump!
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