As the world’s fourth-largest economy and most populous state, California is used to throwing its weight around with corporate America. The state is usually the one issuing threats, not the one caving to them. But the situation with Paramount shows that leaving California isn’t as unthinkable as it used to be, Bloomberg Opinion columnist Erika D. Smith says. (Source: Bloomberg)
As the world’s fourth-largest economy and most populous state, California is used to throwing its weight around with corporate America. The state is usually the one issuing threats, not the one caving to them. But the situation with Paramount shows that leaving California isn’t as unthinkable as it used to be, Bloomberg Opinion columnist Erika D. Smith says. (Source: Bloomberg)
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