Tax regimes matter and the U.K.'s efforts at improving its competitiveness are paying off, with...

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wigit5 Comments (2451)
 
This is the problem with the US, we try to tell companies they can't leave instead of trying to understand why they want to leave in the first place; then attempting to reasonably correct it.
8 Oct 2012, 01:51 PM Reply Like

Poor Texan Comments (3488)
 
Sounds like the result of having lawyers run the country instead of businessmen. Only businessmen know how to change a concept into a reality (e.g. Steve Jobs). Lawyers only worry about form and process. Not growth.
8 Oct 2012, 02:03 PM Reply Like

wapiti Comments (463)
 
Poor Texan you should also reference Obama the lawyer and Romney the businessman People need to realize the govt is a biz not a community organization with a printing press
8 Oct 2012, 02:10 PM Reply Like

Mike Maher Comments (1747)
 
According to the current administration, higher taxes do not affect business decisions, and no business would ever move its headquarters to enjoy a lower tax rate!. I wish they'd stop living in a bubble and come join the rest of us in the real world.
8 Oct 2012, 02:10 PM Reply Like

wapiti Comments (463)
 
Obama might be the dumbest businessman ever...only knows shakedown strategy...typical Chicago mobster...Jesse jackson style
8 Oct 2012, 02:14 PM Reply Like

Mike Maher Comments (1747)
 
Thats the problem, he's not a businessman. He'd never run a state or large business, and yet somehow the majority of voters in this country thought it was a good idea to give him a shot at running the country. Senators without CEO or gubernatorial experience lack the experience to be president, I dont care what party they are from.
8 Oct 2012, 07:11 PM Reply Like

TWagen Comments (128)
 
IRS trying to stop them from moving. Ayn Rand would be giving us the big "I told you so" right now !

Where is Wesley Mooch when you need him ?

Who is John Galt today ?
8 Oct 2012, 02:44 PM Reply Like