The third annual FT-Nikkei Investing in America report seems at how abroad corporations are negotiating the newly unsure funding local weather within the US following Donald Trump’s election in November. After embracing the incentives included in President Joe Biden’s industrial insurance policies by investing in American “clear expertise” and semiconductor sectors, executives at European and Asian corporations are grappling with a quickly altering coverage surroundings.
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