"Caterpillar’s departure, even more than Boeing’s, is a tacit statement that Illinois, in this Fortune 500 company’s judgment, is no longer the best place to run a business."
What message did Kelloggs just send about Illinois?
Aaron
3 years ago
Illinois elected official: “That means it’s working!”
Heyjude
3 years ago
Elected officials don’t have the faintest idea what it takes to physically move a company. That task is not undertaken lightly. It speaks volumes about the company’s assessment of the future. Politicians don’t understand that companies do not base decisions on abortion rights.
debtsor
3 years ago
They don’t care. Keeping IL corporations is not a priority. Fighting the culture war is the priority, that appears to be what the voters in IL want.
Lion's Choice
3 years ago
Illinois’ crooked unions are the main reason why companies leave/avoid Illinois
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
So Cat sent a major message?
What message did Kelloggs just send about Illinois?
Illinois elected official: “That means it’s working!”
Elected officials don’t have the faintest idea what it takes to physically move a company. That task is not undertaken lightly. It speaks volumes about the company’s assessment of the future. Politicians don’t understand that companies do not base decisions on abortion rights.
They don’t care. Keeping IL corporations is not a priority. Fighting the culture war is the priority, that appears to be what the voters in IL want.
Illinois’ crooked unions are the main reason why companies leave/avoid Illinois
Simple answer. NO!