Palantir's departure will mean economic pain for Colorado, new report says (youtube.com)
They went to Fla. They had protests against the company at one of its offices in Colorado.
'Could lose $178m in economic output' because it employs 700 jobs. The best $178m ever lost?
Commenter. 'If losing a company that provide 700 jobs is going to cause economic pain for the entire state, Colorado has much bigger problems that need to be addressed'
Does this hurt anyone more than bureaucrats and politicians?