U.S. multinational corporations

U.S. multinational corporations are large companies based in the United States that operate in multiple countries around the world. They produce goods or services primarily in the U.S. but also have offices, factories, or subsidiaries abroad. These companies often expand globally to access new markets, reduce costs, or leverage international resources. Their presence internationally affects local economies, employment, and global trade. Examples include tech giants like Apple and manufacturing firms like General Electric. They play a significant role in the global economy, balancing domestic interests with international operations.