Doh!
The Donald reduced corporate taxation to the level that Google, Apple etc. were OK in repatriating $Bs in overseas earnings!
Google-parent Alphabet suffered a $3bn loss of the final quarter of 2017 after handing over $9.9bn to Uncle Sam due changes in the US tax system. Despite that hit, Alphabet is still very profitable [PDF] as you'd expect for a biz with near monopolies in ads, search and mobile phone operating systems: it would have banked $6. …
More jobs created in the US? It isn't like any of the companies with billions overseas were short on cash in the US if they wanted to hire more people here. The money coming back will retire debt and be returned to shareholders (you hope) or used for ill-advised acquisitions (you fear) Now that overseas earnings are from US taxes, it is actually an incentive to do more business overseas...
A one-time $1000 bonus is not "huge" by anyone's definition, and after AT&T announced their $1000 bonus the next day they announced nearly a thousand layoffs in the US - yep, right before the holidays! So much for job creation.