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The Exodus Myth: How California Remains a Business Powerhouse

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In the heart of the Golden State, a subtle shift was occurring. Over four years, California had witnessed the departure of 222 large employers – those with 100 or more workers. While this represented a mere 1 percent of the statewide total, it was enough to raise eyebrows with some and spark a discussion about […]

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