Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

Chevron Moving Headquarters to Texas

Do we have any updates on this, I know it's a sensitive topic and that I'll get a ton of "You are starting rumors again" but wanted to ask nonetheless. I am not claiming the move will happen and I claim no insider knowledge on the topic - I am merely asking if some of you on this board have heard anything new if compared to all the rumors we had last year. Also, yes I am aware this was discussed here @DESQx6A (last year) and here @GSgfe7p (two years ago).... Again, asking for any updates...

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I heard mw is taking the last sh!t in San Ramon

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Post ID: @4sst+WrH5Peg

The principal reasons for Chevron moving it’s HQ to Texas will be about taxes and regulations. The date the decision will be announced is not known, but the time is coming soon. As California incrementally raises taxes and regulations on the industry, the breaking point will be reached.

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Post ID: @4lgk+WrH5Peg

Will that mean I no longer have to pay California Disability Insurance even though I have never lived in California? Because that would be great.

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Post ID: @4lmb+WrH5Peg

An enduring mark of legacy opportunity for Wirth, moving the corp to the state that is the domestic growth engine for CVX and the hub of the global energy companies.

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Post ID: @4eza+WrH5Peg

CA staff to be canned

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Post ID: @1ujd+WrH5Peg

bxa, the reason they didn't do it sooner is because Texas is just plain boring and ugly compared to California.

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Post ID: @1lhu+WrH5Peg

It’s finally happening. Read it in the paper this morning.

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Post ID: @1abc+WrH5Peg

It’s inevitable the HQ will move to Houston, TX. It’s only a matter of time. My best guess is within 5 years.

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Post ID: @1huu+WrH5Peg

Careful readers will have spotted the precursors already. Look for more formal news in the next month or two.

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Post ID: @1awl+WrH5Peg

I don't understand why they didn't do it sooner. Texas is a super oil & gas friendly jurisdiction.

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