I'm not sure if anyone else picked this up but it just popped up on my feed. An analysis of the costs for the Moto X smartphone (from Googles Motorola business) shows that labor and assembly costs of $12/phone make up a small part of the $226/phone production cost and keep it cost-competitive with the IPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S-III which are assembled overseas.
I have no idea if the employees are paid well (I hope so) or unionized (almost certainly not) but this article claims Google got no tax incentives to take over the old Nokia facility.
It's a small drop in a big bucket but every scrap of evidence that offshoring isn't a profitable business practice is worthwhile celebrating.
Here's the link: Phys.org article