Obama against outsourcing dependent economy

Washington, Jan 25: With his re-election on the line in November, President Barack Obama used the annual State of the Union policy address on Tuesday to call the millionaires to pay 30 percent taxes to correct the imbalance between the rich and rest of America and harped on keeping alive the old American values of hard work and reward, and not to go back to an economy "weakened by outsourcing".

Obama steps up campaign against outsourcing

File photo of the US President, Mr Barack Obama. Stepping up his campaign against outsourcing, the US President, Mr Barack Obama, has announced a series of measures that would offer incentives to those firms which will create jobs in the country, a move that may also affect companies in India.

Obama begins re-election campaign, hits out at outsourcing

Washington, Jan 25 (IANS) Virtually launching his re-election campaign, President Barack Obama hit out at "outsourcing" as he called keeping alive the American dream "the defining issue of our time" and pledged to fight obstruction by opposition Republicans.

Obama to take US economy away from outsourcing

In a key address to Congress, Obama reminds his countrymen why US is leader of the world.

FACT SHEET: President Obama’s Blueprint to Support U.S. Manufacturing Jobs, Discourage Outsourcing, and Encourage ...

Release Time:  For Immediate Release In his State of the Union address, President Obama laid out a Blueprint for an America Built to Last , encouraging companies to create manufacturing jobs in the United States while removing deductions for shipping jobs overseas and encouraging insourcing. During the past two years, we have begun to see positive signs in American manufacturing – with the ...

Obama Economic Plan To Discourage Outsourcing, Reward 'Insourcing'

WASHINGTON -- On the heels of President Barack Obama's State of the Union address , senior economic advisers to the president on Wednesday shared more details on Obama's blueprint for the economy, including a plan to strip incentives for companies to move jobs overseas and instead encourage the return of manufacturing jobs to U.S. soil.

Time to Stop Rewarding Firms That Ships Jobs Abroad: Obama

Washington: Stepping up his campaign against outsourcing, US President Barack Obama announced a series of measures that would offer incentives to those firms which will create jobs in the country, a move that may also affect companies in India.