In a move that is likely to raise eyebrows in the tech world, Apple, the manufacturer behind the popular iPhone, is reportedly investing heavily in a new plant in Colorado. The development comes amidst renewed speculation about the Cupertino-based company's efforts to curry favor with former US President Donald Trump. Sources suggest that the plant, which is expected to create hundreds of new jobs, will be a major hub for Apple's manufacturing operations in the United States. As the company seeks to expand its domestic production capabilities, it appears to be taking a strategic approach to building relationships with key figures in the Republican Party, including Trump, who has long been a vocal critic of the tech industry.
iPhone maker continues its attempt to curry favour with Donald Trump via investments in Colorado plant
