As President Donald Trump stood on a podium in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley, he went apparently off script to name check a pair of companies (1). Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly, which he called "a great company," was touted for investing $3.5 billion in a manufacturing facility. And Nokia, he said, was investing $30 million to expand its semiconductor packaging and testing facility.
The companies got the shout-outs for bringing jobs to the state and for their investments in American facilities. But when Trump talks positively about publicly traded companies, skeptics start probing deeper.
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