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Your guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the world The US and Japan have unveiled the first three industrial projects in America to receive financing under a $550bn ...

US President Donald Trump has revealed "the first set" of Japan's investments and loans for three projects, under its 550-billion-dollar commitment to the US. In his social media post on Tuesday, ...

Did our AI summary help? Donald Trump has announced first tranche of investments under the United States-Japan trade deal on Tuesday. This marks the start of what he described as a historic $550 ...

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WASHINGTON/TOKYO -- U.S. President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that the first batch of projects under the U.S.-Japan trade deal signed last summer will officially begin.