So, here we go with another round of “Who’s investing where?” And guess what? Samsung seems to be dipping its toes — or maybe taking a full-on cannonball — into the US investment pool. Trump’s in the mix, chatting about trade deals with South Korea, as you do when you’re president, I guess.
**Samsung’s Plotting Its Next Big Move in the US**
Okay, picture this: Trump doing his trade deal dance with countries like India, Japan, and South Korea. Part of the charm is coaxing foreign companies to splurge some serious cash stateside. Apple, TSMC, and SoftBank have already jumped on the bandwagon, flashing their “multi-billion” dollar plans like pricey bling. Now, it sounds like Samsung’s next to strut down that runway. The Korea Herald threw it out there that Trump’s thinking Samsung will sign on soon.
And just to throw in some Trump’s classic commentary:
He’s basically saying, “Samsung’s building big stuff in the US because, tariffs.” Imagine the scene: “If not for tariffs, nada,” I imagine him gesturing. Even if Samsung’s not name-dropped directly, the talk’s all about them eyeing some big new digs to dodge those pesky tariffs.
The Trump squad seems all “Oh hey, only the mega investors get the golden treatment.” Samsung’s next up, and it seems they’re eyeing Texas (cue cowboy boots and BBQ or whatever). Jobs — like 10,000 of them — are on the horizon. Oh, and they’ve got this Taylor, Texas project that’s buzzing. We’re talking cutting-edge tech stuff. Think they mentioned some 2nm wizardry? Firms like NVIDIA are probably drooling over this.
*Picture Break!*
 — Imagine a fancy caption here about Samsung doubling its campus size like it’s no biggie, except it’s a $37B thing.
Oh, right, Samsung’s also got plans for shuffling appliance and TV production elsewhere. They’ve hinted at it during their earnings, so maybe these US facilities aren’t about that. Seems like all eyes are on what that tariff talk wraps up into, with an announcement potentially bubbling next week. Stay tuned, maybe?