Proposed bill would shorten California workweek to 32 hours.

It's almost like you read my mind. From your link...

Two California companies were transformative in our ‘it’ city theme,” said David Steele Ewing, a historian and ninth-generation Nashvillian. “One was Asurion, that moved its corporate headquarters in 2003 from San Mateo. That was a huge vote of confidence in the community. And in 2005, Nissan moved. Before Nissan moved here it was hard to get meetings with companies. But after, everyone took the meetings of the economic development team.”

Nashville further earned its sobriquet by luring well-known chefs who’ve opened now-packed restaurants and new hotels, Ewing said.
Did Asurion & Nissan state publicly why they left California for Tennessee?
 
Did Asurion & Nissan state publicly why they left California for Tennessee?

I don't think many people are understanding my point. The State of Tennessee is intentionally attracting companies and their employees. This will bring in the liberal voters you despise.
 
I don't think many people are understanding my point. The State of Tennessee is intentionally attracting companies and their employees. This will bring in the liberal voters you despise.
Of course Tennessee is looking to lure businesses.

What lured Nissan & Asurion away from California?
 
You said - The State of Tennessee is intentionally attracting companies and their employees.

I agree.

Where are we not connecting?

Read the thread dude, people are complaining about out-of-staters coming in and driving up prices 9f real estate. If you don't want them, don't try to bring in the companies.

Are you trying to say tennessee didn't offer monetary incentives to Nissan to move here? Nissan just decided "we like their politics" and pulled up stakes?
 
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Read the thread dude, people are complaining about out-of-staters coming in and driving up prices 9f real estate. If you don't want them, don't try to bring in the companies.

Are you trying to say tennessee didn't offer monetary incentives to Nissan to move here? Nissan just decided "we like their politics" and pulled up stakes?
No I am agreeing with you that Tennessee actively recruited those companies with myriad incentives to relocate. And they looked and said - yea, that looks like a sweet deal.
 
No I am agreeing with you that Tennessee actively recruited those companies with myriad incentives to relocate. And they looked and said - yea, that looks like a sweet deal.
Nissan got a sweet deal to come to Tennessee including up to $50000 per employee in relocation costs and a 5000 dollar a year tax credit for 20 years for each new TN job created by the relocation.
 
Nissan got a sweet deal to come to Tennessee including up to $50000 per employee in relocation costs and a 5000 dollar a year tax credit for 20 years for each new TN job created by the relocation.
Yeah, but how much did they have to pay a Billionaire to name the Titans stadium?
 

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