of europe‘s top companies, the likes of nestle, siemens and adidas. that was all to convince them to invest more money in the us. i just want to say that there has been a lot of warmth, a lot of respect, for our country, and a lot of money — billions and billions of dollars is coming into the us, and people are very happy with what we‘ve done. not only on the tax bill, but cutting of regulations and i think also being a cheerleader for our country. you know, if you are not a cheerleader for your company or your country, no matter what happens it‘s not going to work. a country is much like a company, from his perspective. sally of course is in davos. soaking it allup! soaking it all up! regardless of the talk about protectionism, the us is still the place that 70 companies wa nt to still the place that 70 companies want to get their money into. indeed. they want a piece of the

chief executive, jamie dimon, who said the investment bank may have to cut more than 4,000 uk jobs if britain doesn‘t secure a brexit deal which is close to the status quo. the guardian is focusing on american jobs and asks whether the working class are truly benefiting from president trump‘s economic agenda. the paper writes that the republican party is currently rolling back much