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Trump claims ‘best first year,’ tells Davos investors U.S. ‘doing really well’

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Trump claims ‘best first year,’ tells Davos investors U.S. ‘doing really well’

U.S. President Donald Trump told business leaders at Davos that the United States is “doing really well” and hailed his first year of the second term as “maybe the best first year for any president.” He praised Apple CEO Tim Cook for the company’s $600 billion investment pledge and said his Davos speech received “great reviews

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