@paulg don't they have bigger and better things to worry about? You know, like their business.
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@sdckg Something in the Economist's top 10 global risks seems something worth having plans for:http://www.bbc.com/news/business-35828747 … -
@paulg@sdckg@BBCWorld their attorneys are reading the EIU report in order to make decisions?#slownight -
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@paulg "big" startups do this all the time before going IPO to avoid paying taxes. Nothing new. -
@aapltwits If that were their motivation, why would they care who won the next election? -
@paulg because it changes the narrative from avoiding taxes to being on a moral high ground.
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@_StevenOBrien_ I think they're mostly worried about the US being so damaged it would no longer be the best home for the company. -
@paulg@_StevenOBrien_ so damaged? Curious how? -
@paulg@_StevenOBrien_ I'm thinking immigration factors
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@paulg out of curiosity, does Trump have any anti-startup policies? -
@carpetfizz Being anti-immigrant is pretty anti-startup, but I think in this case they're just worried about general instability. -
@paulg that's fair, thanks
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@paulg Can you tell us which country they were planning on moving to? -
@cperciva I don't know. -
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@paulg if they r ambitious, best place for them is the UK :-) -
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