@CNN: Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn is now planning to recruit workers for a “technology hub” in Wisconsin rather than a factory, instead of hiring the blue-collar workers that Trump promised to put back to work. The move caught state officials off guard. https://t.co/oHD5BQyKDa

January 30, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn is now planning to recruit workers for a "technology hub" in Wisconsin rather than a factory, instead of hiring the blue-collar workers that Trump promised to put back to work. The move caught state officials off guard. https://t.co/oHD5BQyKDa

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@CNN: Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn is now planning to recruit workers for a “technology hub” in Wisconsin rather than a factory, instead of hiring the blue-collar workers that Trump promised to put back to work. The move caught state officials off guard. https://t.co/oHD5BQyKDa

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