Apple CEO Tim Cook will meet with President Trump on Wednesday to announce a new $100 billion investment in US manufacturing. This brings Apple's total US investment commitment over the next four years to $600 billion, representing a significant expansion of its "American Manufacturing Program." The announcement follows Trump's repeated calls for Apple to manufacture more products domestically, despite challenges and increased costs associated with such a move. Most iPhones are currently made in China, with some production shifting to India.

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