Massachusetts universities churn out innovative tech leaders - like Mark Zuckerberg - who then take their billion-dollar ideas to Silicon Valley. But with a possible billionaires tax looming in California, Boston sees a chance to hold onto more of that talent (Source: Bloomberg)
Massachusetts universities churn out innovative tech leaders - like Mark Zuckerberg - who then take their billion-dollar ideas to Silicon Valley. But with a possible billionaires tax looming in California, Boston sees a chance to hold onto more of that talent (Source: Bloomberg)
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The talent at some of America’s hottest artificial intelligence companies often passes through Boston-area universities before heading west to build billion-dollar businesses in Silicon Valley. Massachusetts business and political leaders say California’s proposed tax on billionaires is an opportunity to change that.
