Apple Park will not be the last headquarters that Apple builds in the United States

In this case, we are talking about a new building that will serve to create more jobs in the country as required in the first meetings with the country's most important businessmen and CEOs, Donald Trump. Evidently Apple follows its roadmap regarding the purchase or construction of new buildings to increase their private patrimony, but the arrival of the new North American president has something to do with some movements and this could be one of them.

Apple Announces Construction of Another $ 350 Billion Campus To continue generating employment in the country, as well communicated in a new press release launched in their Newsroom web section, that yes, it will not start until they have completely finished Apple Park.

In addition to the news about this new campus that they plan to build, Apple also talks about the money they will invest in suppliers and manufacturers in the United States, with a clear message to the president of the country in which its commitment to the internal investments since it is partly an obligation of all American companies. Apple's investments are usually measured to the millimeter and in this case it is no exception.

Wanting to communicate the investments that are made in the country and the generation of employment in this is something that all companies around the world usually do and Apple is no exception. On the other hand, in this press release other economic data from abroad are added, such as the money paid by the company in the country from the rest of the countries of the world, in this case the figure is about $ 38 billion, "clean" money for the coffers of the country.

Figures that are really impressive and that will most likely appear on February 1 of this year when they hold the financial results conference. Apple continues to grow by leaps and bounds economically speaking and it shows with these numbers.