S8 Ep547: HEADLINE: Starbucks Relocates Corporate Operations to Tennessee GUEST: Jeff Bliss Starbucks is moving a significant portion of its corporate headquarters and back-office operations from Seattle to Tennessee. This move is driven by concerns over high taxes

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Sign of the time, the conversation with Chef Bliss to learn that Starbucks that is Seattle, Washington has been since the beginning.

The Global Franchise Starbucks is leaving its considerable number, its back offices, its corporate headquarters from Seattle to Tennessee.

Jeff qualifies it but it's discouraging for the people of Washington, a huge source of revenue and pride.

But it very much matches what's going on in California with very large brand names leaving in an outburger for example.

SpaceX for example, leaving California because of regulatory capture, taxes of just general disorder.

And a feeling that the government is anti-business or anti-profit or anti-globalization, whatever the reigning moment is.

Here's Jeff to explain. Starbucks, now of Tennessee, question mark, much more tonight.

No, they're abandoning it.

So a number of important jobs are moving from their headquarters there in the Seattle area to Tennessee which has been very welcoming, very friendly.

To Californians who want to leave both the residents and businesses like in and out burgers and others.

And there are a lot of people that are worried because of the over regulation, the lawsuits, etc.

The homelessness, the crime that Starbucks, which has been a pillar of Seattle society, is planning to move all their operations to Tennessee.

I don't know if they will do it a complete move but a significant chunk is moving there now.

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