Trump can't stop U.S. jobs from leaving

No he can't. But he can hit business where it hurts. The bank account. Tax them and give their competitors tax breaks. All those nice incentives to keep your business an American business

No surprise here and I do believe in Trump but there are some things negotiations can't fix. Jobs being outsourced overseas is a management decision by major companies and corporations. It's how they cut their overhead expenses, exploit cheap labor and resources, minimize tax liability and how they work around environmental and government regulations. They do all this to drive up profitability and remain competitive in the market. The government has been trying for years to offer incentives and tax breaks to keep jobs in the US but it's not enough. Trumps own company has been outsourcing for years. If he's going to do this he needs to find a balance between keeping companies profitable and using local labor / resources. The negotiations are just a band aid fix. Plus how do we address the technological changes in the job market and the elimination of many service & factory jobs lost to automation or computers? I hope Trump's administration can find a way to keep jobs in the US but there is a bigger picture that isn't being addressed. Meanwhile China is the biggest manufacturer and exporter on the planet; the Chinese economy is booming.

SSG Shavonde Chase thanks for the read and share, much interesting:
In the first 100 days of the Trump administration, more than 270 separate companies applied for TAA benefits on behalf of more than 10,000 workers whose jobs are moving to another country.

CNNMoney's analysis shows that more than 4,000 of these jobs have moved out of the country since Trump took office. And nearly 2,000 additional jobs are due to be moved in the coming weeks and months. The rest of these job moves took place before Trump's term started, even though the petitions have just been filed.