U.S. Department of Commerce

Secretary Lutnick met with Joe Gebbia (@jgebbia) to discuss the National Design Studio (@ndstudio) and its incredible work to redesign the federal government’s digital footprint. Better design means more intuitive, modern, and accessible public services and information delivered directly to the American people.

Today, we honor the life and service of Chelsea Decaminada, a Department of Commerce employee who was killed at just 26 years old in the Easter Sunday terrorist attack in Sri Lanka while serving her country on official assignment.

The Art of the Deal: Intel.

The Investment Accelerator is committed to fast-tracking business and destroying burdensome regulation. We need to build in Trump Time, and that means now.

Secretary Lutnick met today with @USC President Beong-Soo Kim. America’s universities are vital for driving innovation, research, and economic opportunity. USC’s new D.C. campus is helping prepare the next generation of leaders. Fight On✌️

Secretary Lutnick spoke today at the @EXIMBankUS. He shared President Trump’s vision to put American workers, manufacturers, and exporters first. America is here to win, and EXIM plays a critical role in helping U.S. businesses sell more, build more, and lead in markets around the world.

.@POTUS: “Our country was dead, and now we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. As an example, investments in our country over four years were less than $1 trillion under Biden. In 11 months, $18 trillion under Trump.”

Secretary Lutnick joined @SecRollins and fellow Cabinet members today to highlight the Trump Administration’s support for American farmers. Fertilizer is foundational to American agriculture, and an affordable domestic supply is critically important. When our farmers win, America wins.

Secretary Lutnick met today with @AMD Chair and CEO Dr. @LisaSu. Together, we are advancing American AI and technological leadership and dominance.

Secretary Lutnick met today with @Apple CEO @Tim_Cook. Tim has led one of America’s most iconic companies with extraordinary vision, discipline, and innovation. Secretary Lutnick wished him well and commended his remarkable leadership and lasting contributions to American technology.

Secretary Lutnick: “Micron: $200 billion investment in memory semiconductor manufacturing in Idaho, upstate New York, and Virginia; TSMC: $165 billion advanced manufacturing investment in America’s semiconductor logic sector; Texas Instruments: $60 billion investment for seven U.S. semiconductor fabs across three manufacturing mega-sites in Texas and Utah.”

Using a trusted workforce like the U.S. Post Office — with workers who already wear uniforms, already have vehicles, already know where people live, and already use electronic devices — will make the Census more efficient and more accurate.

Trillions of dollars of capital investment are pouring into America, led by President Trump and the Department of Commerce. Over the past few months alone, the Department of Commerce has announced multiple $15 billion, record-setting critical energy investments across the country, from Pennsylvania and Georgia to Texas and Tennessee, that will accelerate economic growth, ensure U.S. energy dominance, bolster critical supply chains, and strengthen U.S. national and economic security.

Secretary Lutnick met with Singapore Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong to advance U.S. economic ties with one of our closest trade partners in the Indo-Pacific.

For far too long, America’s industrial base was hollowed out and the communities that once powered our economy were left behind. Now, under President Trump’s leadership, places like Onondaga County, NY, and Portsmouth, Ohio, are positioned for a comeback in new fabs and advanced manufacturing because they have the power and infrastructure to build again. Rebuilding America’s industrial base means bringing growth, strength, and opportunity back home.

America’s growth story starts with building in America again. From Micron’s $100 billion fab to TSMC’s $165 billion investment, this is about making the chips, engines, cars, and medicines that power our future—not just buying them. When shovels hit the ground and factories rise, that is what drives real GDP growth and strengthens the foundation of the U.S. economy.

Secretary Lutnick joined @SecRollins of @USDA for a roundtable focused on launching USDA’s new Office of Seafood Liaison and advancing President Trump’s America First Seafood Strategy. We are cutting red tape and pushing back on unfair foreign trade practices. We must strengthen America’s seafood, fishing, and aquaculture industries so American workers can compete and thrive.

Secretary Lutnick met with Pakistan’s Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb to further economic interests for both countries and advance trade that also benefits the United States.

Secretary Lutnick met with Christophe Fouquet, President and CEO of @ASMLcompany. ASML is investing in America through 14 customer support sites, two factories, and three R&D centers in the United States. Thanks to President Trump, companies are making America their home.

Today, Secretary Lutnick met with U.S. Ambassador to India Sergio Gor, advancing President Trump's historic U.S.-India trade deal. Together, we are working to open a market of 1.4 billion people to American products and secure over $500 billion in U.S. exports