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|    jojo to Wilson    |
|    Re: Nearly $1 trillion in wealth fled Ca    |
|    16 Jan 26 23:00:41    |
      From: f00@0f0.00f              Wilson wrote:       >       > California lost nearly $1 trillion in wealth in the past month       > alone thanks to fears over its proposed Billionaire Tax,       > according former Facebook exec Chamath Palihapitiya. "That means       > the $2T of California wealth they expected to tax is now down to       > $1.3T and falling quickly. I would not be surprised if 2026 ended       > with less than $1T of billionaire wealth in California and       > decades and hundreds of lawsuits. A complete and total unforced       > error. Where was the Governor? Where are our leaders??"       >       > The mere fear of the possibility of the measure, which could go       > to the polls in November 2026 with its potential start date       > retroactive to the beginning of the year, has reportedly caused       > many of California’s roughly 215 billionaires to buy homes in       > Florida, Texas, and Tennessee and relocate some of their company       > offices out of state, too.       >       > While California had previously been the promised land for tech       > titans, more than 45 LLCs in the state tied to Google co-founder       > Larry Page have recently filed to go inactive or relocate out of       > state, as a trust linked to him purchased a $71.9 million mansion       > in Miami’s Coconut Grove.       >       > Last month, an entity linked to Google co-founder Sergey Brin       > also either dissolved or relocated 15 California LLCs overseeing       > his business interests and investments to Reno, Nev.       >       > In-N-Out CEO Lynsi Snyder meanwhile relocated to Tennessee and       > established a second corporate office there.       >       > "If they don’t kill this ballot initiative and entice those folks       > to come back, the California budget will be massively upside       > down", Palihapitiya wrote. The only place to get the money is to       > cut waste, fraud, and abuse or increase taxes on the middle       > class. The latter is much simpler than the former."              its a case of fafo.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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