The White House said Apple will announce an additional $100 billion investment in American facilities, to support jobs and domestic manufacturing under Trump's economic agenda.

Donald Trump has drawn up a scorecard for corporate America, ranking companies based on their loyalty to his administration.

Apple Inc will announce a domestic manufacturing pledge of $100 billion on Wednesday that will focus on bringing more manufacturing to the United States, a White House official said. The pledge would be a new financial commitment,

President Trump hosted Apple CEO Tim Cook at the White House as they announced new US investments. Cook also gifted Trump a plaque with gold base.

Apple CEO Tim Cook will join President Donald Trump at the White House Wednesday afternoon to announce a new $100 billion pledge to invest in the United States, according to a report from CNBC. Dubbed the “American Manufacturing Program,

The new investment — announced by Apple's Tim Cook — would increase the company's commitment to U.S. manufacturing to $600 billion over the next four years, a White House official said.

The White House hailed Apple's plans for $100 billion in new U.S. manufacturing as proof that President Trump's tariff agenda is working.

The White House said the pledge would bring more of the company’s supply chain and advanced manufacturing to the United States.

Billionaire Apple CEO Tim Cook presented Donald Trump with a gaudy personalized gift boasting a 24-karat gold base as the tech giant woo’ed the president at the White House on Wednesday. Cook dropped in to the White House bearing his golden gift to announce the tech company’s extra $100 billion investment in American manufacturing as the president still waves the threat of tariffs.