U.S. Soccer moving HQ out of Chicago – Crain’s*

The Chicago-based U.S. Soccer Federation is moving its headquarters to the Atlanta area, where it is going to build a training center, the organization said today. Home Depot co-founder Arthur Blank, who owns soccer team Atlanta United, is contributing $50 million to the effort, the federation said in a press release today. The press release is here.

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Da Judge
2 years ago

Some of the reasons I left Taxistan;
 

  • Better job opportunity,
  • Lower cost of living including da taxes,
  • Better weather(winters suuuck in Sheeetcago), and
  • Sick and tired of Big Blue State of Illinois totally controlled by corrupt Dems and their masters da public sector unions!!
Giddyap
2 years ago

When even woke leftist businesses — like the Communist Kickball League — are dumping their Chicago HQs — the steady conga line of corporate refugees has become a balls-out jailbreak

Poor Taxpayer
2 years ago

One more nail in the coffin for Chicago. More and more businesses are leaving for greener pastures and a safer land. Best move of their lives.

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