Apple's Chief Executive Officer, Tim Cook, pledged to invest in making Mac computers in the U.S. on December 6, and will probably create about 200 jobs. Apple's main sales right now come from iPhone and iPad products . Some parts for Apple’s products are already made in the U.S., Cook said in the interview. For instance, the glass for the iPhone and iPad is made in Kentucky, he said.
Apple's major recruitment target is general manufacturing. Apple’s commitment could set a precedent for electronics suppliers, but it probably doesn’t presage a large or rapid shift of production back to the U.S..
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