Medical-device maker Becton Dickinson signed a deal with the Trump administration to invest $19 billion in the US, including $3 billion for manufacturing expansion, in exchange for relief from future tariffs. The company will produce an additional five billion medical consumables domestically annually and manufacture all US needles with American steel.
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