White House Weekly Briefing: $57.7 Billion in New Investment Announced November 9-15, Led by Lambda and Google
The White House weekly briefing released on November 15 said companies announced $57.7 billion in new U.S. investment during the week of November 9-15, led by cloud computing company Lambda at $33.1 billion and Google at $17 billion.
According to the White House list, other major announcements this week included Honda at $3 billion, Energy Transfer at $1.6 billion, Mars at $1.4 billion, Pfizer at $650 million, Lockheed Martin at $420 million, LS Electric at $168 million, Wing at $125 million, Kopin at $80 million, ABB at $50 million, Wausau Supply Company at $41 million, Toyota at $34 million, ClearFlow Metalworks at $28 million, Peak Nano at $20 million, Wright Industries at $18 million and Callaway at $15 million. The White House said total U.S. and foreign investment announced since the start of the administration has reached $11.3 trillion.
The briefing also recapped other White House developments this week, including the Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, the House vote of 211-204 sending the impeachment resolution against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to committee, the White House call for Congress to fund a new air traffic control system after the FAA nationwide ground stop, and President Trump signing four bills into law, each of which GSM has reported separately.
(Source: The White House)
Source: The White House
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