CA losing Tesla

[Charles West]

Last week, HP was moving their headquarters from silicon valley to Texas.
I rationalized that HP is a "old" company, not innovative and accepted their leaving.
However, Tesla is a growing company with so much potential. Hard to accept the fact a successful company wants to leave California.

Very hard to accept but hardly difficult to believe.

 

[Bobby Bucks]

The issue isn’t solely jobs, employee rest rooms are the primary issue. Will Texas require that all 17 genders have equal rest room access? I think not.

 

[Fernando]

DoorDash has IPO today and stock price went up the roof.
DoorDash was incubated in California. Land of entrepreneurs. Hope they won't leave the state later.

 

[TMG]

California's main industry is feeding the homeless.

 

[Fernando]

Another San Francisco based company, Airbnb, will have IPO tomorrow.
Wall Street must love California, home to all the new innovative companies changing the world.

 

[Alsie35]

Tonight my daughter told me Amazon is interested in hiring her.
The problem is the job is in Austin, Texas.
D**mit Texas, now trying to steal my daughter.

If she votes like the majority of her demographic in CA do, its indeed a problem - for TEXAS. (Talk her into staying. Please. )

 

[Fernando]

If she votes like the majority of her demographic in CA do, its indeed a problem - for TEXAS. (Talk her into staying. Please. )

True, Austin is already Blue. If more Californians move to Texas, Texas will turn Blue from California's young exports.

 

[George Hatch]

DoorDash has IPO today and stock price went up the roof.
DoorDash was incubated in California. Land of entrepreneurs. Hope they won't leave the state later.

If Uber and Lyft drivers can be tagged as employees rather than contractors then DoorDash drivers aren't far behind.

 

[gregb]

If Uber and Lyft drivers can be tagged as employees rather than contractors then DoorDash drivers aren't far behind.

Not in CA.

Uber, Lyft drivers aren’t employees after all, California voters say

Prop 22 was the most expensive ballot measure in California history

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[Terrel L. Shields]

Oracle
CBRE
Chas. Schwab
and past move outs
Kubota
Lennox
Pfizer
Superior
Toyota
Abbott Labs