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8/3 Saw interview with Congressman Issa few days ago. He says hi income-
producing businesses have left California. Which businesses are those?
\_ I seem to recall HP moved 500 jobs to TX. Ah yes, here's a url:
http://news.zdnet.co.uk/business/0,39020645,2129668,00.htm
\_ All the tech industry jobs that moved to China, India, Colorado,
Texas, North Carolina (Research Triangle), etc.
\_ Plus TV & Movie production to places like Vancouver from
Hollywood.
\_ That's "high income". "hi income" would be income that you greet
or that greets you. "high income" is income that is the opposite
of "low income". As far as your question goes, maybe you haven't
noticed the mass job losses going on all around you? You must be
in school because out here in the real world people in CA are
hurting. It's very bad. Stay behind those ivory walls as long as
you can.
\_ I love how you get all pissy about sloppy spelling and then
use a mixed metaphor.
\_ SCO Executives & Lawyers (the only people making money off this
IBM/Linux lawsuit silliness). The "Santa Cruz Operation" is now
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| news.zdnet.co.uk/business/0,39020645,2129668,00.htm About 475 positions will be shifted to Houston, with workers in Roseville given priority for those openings. HP plans to maintain operations in Roseville, which is near Sacramento, and expects to have 4,000 workers at its campus there after the plant is closed. The company said there are no "blanket layoffs" associated with the Roseville closing, although HP is cutting thousands of jobs as part of its acquisition of Compaq Computer, with many of the cuts coming in its money-losing enterprise computing unit. Initially, HP said it planned to cut 15,000 jobs as part of the merger. In September, the computing giant upped the number of planned cuts to 16,800 and said in November that it would trim a further 1,100 jobs. The 300 HP employees and 200 temporary workers at the Roseville manufacturing plant will have the opportunity to transfer to Houston and will be eligible for relocation assistance, the company said. Temporary workers who transfer to Houston will have the opportunity to become regular employees, it added. HP workers will also be able to maintain their current salary level. ZDNet's IT Pro RoundUp distils the most important news, reviews, comment, special reports and analysis and sends it direct to your inbox. ZDNet is a registered service mark of CNET Networks, Inc. |