President Donald Trump again shined a spotlight on his efforts to put Americans back to work.
In a press conference Thursday, Trump said Broadcom Limited, a semiconductor company, is legally moving its home base to the U.S. from Singapore.
Trump said the move is expected to create jobs stateside. Broadcom already has a co-headquarters in California; the new HQ will be domiciled in Delaware.
The commander in chief has touted job creation in the past — in August, he said over 1 million jobs had been added during his presidency.
That number aligns with records from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, but a former U.S. Department of Labor official told Fortune the increase isn't surprising. The gains match the country's steady economic growth.
