Sentence examples for business relocations from inspiring English sources

Texas leads the country in business relocations and expansions.

We've had close to 300 business relocations since 2005, which was when we started tracking it, and what's interesting is that less than 15 percent of the relocations post-9/11 are financial services.

"But business relocations only account for 0.03percentt of annual job losses in California.

By denying localities to raise their minimum wages, New York is at odds with states like California, Maryland and New Mexico, where cities and counties have enacted higher local minimum wages and have found that they boosted pay and reduced poverty with zero evidence of slowed job growth or business relocations.

"An efficient transport network will enable Wales to effectively market itself as a place for inward investment and business relocation, in both UK and international markets.

MOVE Guides, which competes with Moveline (a TechStars company), is about moving people and families for work internationally – business relocation in other words.

You might argue that Gov. Sam Brownback oversold the prospect of business relocation to Kansas, given the advantages that Texas has, but to say Kansas' experiment means tax-based, business-friendly policies don't work does not jive with all of the facts.

Unless you do not have a choice in the matter, such as with business relocation, the decision is yours to figure out where you see yourself living best.

This figure includes the nearly 100,000 lines running into the trade center complex that will not be replaced or will be installed somewhere else because of businesses' relocations.

There were also significant financial impacts, including medical costs, business losses, relocation, cleaning and possible reduction in the value of houses.

The business survived relocation and continues to pack shelves with fresh fruit such as bananas, melons and guavas.