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Bombardier Scales Up U.S. Ops as Trump Reverses Ban
Bombardier investing $270 million in U.S.
Bombardier service center in Hartford, Connecticut
Bombardier's Connecticut location is growing.

Bombardier today outlined plans to hire 800 more people and invest $270 million in infrastructure growth in the U.S.—including new projects in Texas and Connecticut—as President Donald Trump walked back his announced intention to ban the sale of the Canadian manufacturer’s business jets there.

During a rally for U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kansas) on Monday, Trump told the audience that he used to view Bombardier as a Canadian company, but “now I find out they have a presence here and we’re not hurting them if they’re in Kansas.”

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