The Donald Trump crusade to bring manufacturing jobs home to America now extends to Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL).
In a Monday campaign speech at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., the front-runner in the Republican presidential race promised to force Apple to return long-lost factory jobs to the United States.
But Donald Trump's plan, which involves slapping punitive tariffs on Apple and other U.S. corporations, won't work. It can't work.
The Donald Trump crusade to bring manufacturing jobs home to America now extends to Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL).
In a Monday campaign speech at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., the front-runner in the Republican presidential race promised to force Apple to return long-lost factory jobs to the United States.
But Donald Trump's plan, which involves slapping punitive tariffs on Apple and other U.S. corporations, won't work. It can't work.
And I've got four reasons why...
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We haven't yet seen the Donald Trump trade plan in written form, as we have with his tax plan, but the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination has said a lot about what he wants to do.
Unlike the tax proposal, which appears workable if not perfect, the Trump trade plan would be an economic disaster for both the United States and the world.
Here's why the Trump trade plan is unworkable and dangerous...
Finally, the Donald Trump tax plan was revealed today. And the GOP front-runner's tax reform proposal is a lot more controversial than expected...
In fact, it's so controversial the real estate mogul warned the crowd during his speech that "the people in the very upper echelons" are not going to be happy with him.
Here are the details of the newest Donald Trump tax plan...
The Donald Trump economic plan is out and there are a few major changes the billionaire would like to see made. Perhaps the most surprising of which is higher taxes for the wealthy one percent.
The outspoken 2016 presidential candidate explained more about his fiscal ideas on Bloomberg's "With All Due Respect."
Here's how "The Donald" plans to manage America's wallet...
Donald Trump took to social media on "Black Monday," weighing in on Aug. 24's gigantic market sell-off.
The current GOP presidential frontrunner wanted to remind the public of a warning he'd previously addressed. And to issue this plead with the public: "Get smart, America."
Here's more on what the real estate mogul had to say...
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