Of course, Newsome is DESTROYING the state and country ON PURPOSE because he’s a COMMIE!!!
https://youtu.be/ivp5YtDOZUE?si=_1w9gUoXGOw85VuH
In recent years, several high-profile companies have moved their headquarters or major operations out of California. While corporate relocations are often driven by a combination of factors—including cost of living, talent acquisition, and proximity to other industry hubs—many CEOs have specifically cited California's regulatory environment and tax policies as primary reasons for their departure.
The following list includes 20 prominent companies that have moved or announced significant departures from California:
- Chevron: Announced in August 2024 it would move its headquarters to Houston, Texas, after 145 years in California, citing the state's difficult regulatory and policy environment for energy companies.
- SpaceX: CEO Elon Musk announced in July 2024 that the company would move its headquarters from Hawthorne to Starbase, Texas, specifically citing a California law related to gender identity disclosure in schools as "the final straw".
- X (formerly Twitter): Relocated its headquarters from San Francisco to Austin, Texas, in 2024, following Musk's criticism of the city's environment and state regulations.
- Tesla: Moved its corporate headquarters to Austin, Texas, in 2021, though it continues to maintain a significant manufacturing presence in the state.
- Oracle: Relocated its headquarters from Redwood City to Austin, Texas, in 2020, and later announced plans to move its global headquarters to Nashville, Tennessee.
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE): Announced in 2020 it was moving its headquarters from San Jose to the Houston, Texas area.
- Charles Schwab: Moved its headquarters from San Francisco to Westlake, Texas, in 2021.
- Palantir Technologies: Co-founder Alex Karp moved the company from Palo Alto to Denver, Colorado, in 2020, citing a desire to leave the "monoculture" of the San Francisco Bay Area.
- Toyota North America: Relocated its North American headquarters from Torrance to Plano, Texas, several years ago, setting a major precedent for corporate exits.
- In-N-Out Burger: CEO Lynsi Snyder announced she would move her personal office and some corporate functions to Tennessee in 2025, although the majority of operations and the Baldwin Park headquarters remain in California.
- Blue Diamond Growers: Closing its Sacramento manufacturing plant and shifting operations to other California facilities by 2026, citing the high cost of doing business.
- Leprino Foods: The world's largest mozzarella maker is closing its Central Valley plant and moving operations to Lubbock, Texas.
- Anheuser-Busch: Closing its Budweiser brewery in Fairfield, California.
- GAF Energy: Relocating solar panel manufacturing from California to Georgetown, Texas.
- Neutrogena (Kenvue): Relocated its Los Angeles headquarters to New Jersey in 2024 as part of a corporate consolidation.
- Saks Off 5th: Closed major retail locations in San Francisco due to rising crime and operational costs.
- Nordstrom: Closed its flagship San Francisco store and multiple Rack locations in 2023, citing the "changing dynamics" of the downtown area.
- Whole Foods: Temporarily closed its flagship mid-market San Francisco store in 2023, citing safety concerns for its staff.
- Old Navy (Gap Inc.): Closed its flagship San Francisco store in 2023.
- Anthropologie: Among several major retailers that shuttered San Francisco locations citing safety and economic challenges.
APPLE leaving COMMIE-fornia because of NEWSCUM's LEFTIST MARXIST policies https://tueseahkiong.blogspot.com/2026/01/apple-leaving-commie-fornia-because-of.html
Is McDonald's going under in COMMIEfornia because of NEWSOME'S LEFTIST MARXIST min. wage policies?? https://tueseahkiong.blogspot.com/2026/01/is-mcdonalds-leaving-commiefornia.html
