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Trump's retaliation threats may not stop offshoring of US jobs
Published Sun, Dec 4, 2016 · 09:50 PM
New York
PRESIDENT-ELECT Donald Trump's threats to retaliate against US companies planning to shift operations overseas constitute a new risk for multinationals, but may not sway those already planning to offshore jobs.
Mr Trump laid down the gauntlet last Thursday at a campaign-style rally after striking a deal with Carrier to keep about 1,100 jobs in Indiana in exchange for US$7 million in state tax incentives over 10 years.
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