US stocks pushed higher on Wednesday amid another batch of corporate earnings and as President Trump's new deadline to impose tariffs loomed. Apple stock rose Wednesday on news that CEO Tim Cook will join President Trump at the White House to announce a new $100 billion investment in domestic manufacturing.

Apple's stock surge on Wednesday added $153 billion in market capitalization to the iPhone maker, its eighth biggest one-day gain on record. Wednesday's market-cap gain was larger than the individual market caps of the smallest 435 companies in the S&P index,

The White House hailed Apple's plans for $100 billion in new U.S. manufacturing as proof that President Trump's tariff agenda is working.

Uber’s stock looked to rally after quarterly profit and bookings beat expectations, and a $20 billion share-repurchase program was announced.

Uber unveiled a $20 billion stock buyback program and forecast its third-quarter bookings above Wall Street estimates on Wednesday, as the ride-hailing and delivery services company benefits from growing adoption of its paid loyalty program.

Uber Technologies shares were falling Wednesday. Better-than-expected earnings and a $20 billion stock buyback weren’t enough to add another gear to the ride-hailing company’s strong gains for the year.