Facebook is under attack from the Federal Trade Commission a lot. High-income earners are moving to states with lower taxes.

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December 11, 2020

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High Income Citizens Keep Moving to States With Lower Taxes ([link removed] )

The health crisis and draconian shutdowns in places such as New York City and San Francisco are prompting people to reassess their lives and move their families and businesses to more hospitable climes.

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By Chris Edwards

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Facebook Is Under Assault by the Federal Trade Commission ([link removed] )

The most important factor in America’s economic future is human talent. And now some part of the human talent at Facebook is being sidetracked from serving consumers to protecting the company from political predation.

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By David Boaz

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