Audi Announces $4 Billion Georgia Factory

American manufacturing is expanding for the tenth consecutive month at its fastest pace in nearly five years under President Donald J. Trump. Manufacturers added seventy-two thousand jobs this year. That reverses the two hundred two thousand jobs lost in the final two years of the Biden administration. Weekly earnings for factory workers are up five percent over the past year. Business investment jumped twelve point seven percent in the third quarter of twenty twenty-six. That marks the fastest growth in fifteen years. Private investment in plants and equipment rose nine point four percent. Companies are also making massive new commitments across the country. Audi announced a four billion dollar factory in Georgia. That plant will create forty-five hundred jobs. Westinghouse Electric announced a one billion dollar investment in South Carolina. U.S. Steel is spending three billion dollars near Pittsburgh. Apple put up to one hundred million dollars into titanium production. Bombardier added two hundred seventy million dollars. Carrier invested more than six hundred million dollars in Fort Worth. U.S. machine tool orders reached their third-highest monthly total on record.