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Thursday, October 23, 2003

Intel says California is anti-business

Caught an interesting story over at the Taipei times. Basically Intel says California is anti-business because of all the regulations in place.

Craig Barrett, the CEO, says Intel won't be spending much money in Cali long as the current regulations exist. And Intel spends a LOT of money!
quote:
Barrett hasn't expanded Intel's remaining California chip factory since 1999 and the "overwhelming majority" of the US$22.4 billion budgeted for plants and equipment over the past four years has been spent outside the state, Intel spokesman Chuck Mulloy said.

Hey Mr Barrett! Ohio is always looking for new jobs in the high tech sector. Come build a chip fab here. We'll treat you right and provide you with plenty of very smart labor.

Man I'd love to have Intel build a big plant here. I'd love working at a place like Intel. Heck I'd love working for any big name companies. Better than getting some crap IT job at the little businesses around here.
Posted by abarber on 10/23/2003 at 09:51 PM
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Hey!  What’s wrong with “crap IT” jobs around here… it’s not like the pay and compensation sucks teh ass… :|

Posted by Hecatomb  on  10/23/2003  at  10:21 PM

 

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