Detroit 2.0 - Businesse are abandoning Minneapolis. (to move, manufacturing, relocating)

[RUtoTX]

A Minneapolis manufacturing company, whose plant burned amid civil unrest following George Floyd's death, is leaving the city after nearly four decades and taking dozens of jobs with it.
The president and owner of 7-Sigma Inc. Kris Wyrobek felt inclined to do so after he says he lost trust in public officials during the riots that plagued the city, according to Star Tribune.
"They don't care about my business," said Wyrobek told the Star Tribune. "They didn't protect our people. We were all on our own."

https://www.foxbusiness.com/money/mi...ating-protests

[tijlover]

And where or where will he relocate to where there isn't some potential for civil unrest? Cheyenne, WY?

[PrincessoftheCape]

Originally Posted by tijlover

And where or where will he relocate to where there isn't some potential for civil unrest? Cheyenne, WY?

Please don't mistake your mismanaged metropolis for the norm. The vast majority of America has seen no protests or rioting, and is downright perplexed at the state of a handful of inner cities.

[tijlover]

It was my understanding there was even a protest in Fargo, ND which could have gotten out of hand!

[my54ford]

Originally Posted by tijlover

And where or where will he relocate to where there isn't some potential for civil unrest? Cheyenne, WY?

Anywhere out state MN. will take them and can assure way better security the the Metro did

[BlessedLife]

Originally Posted by my54ford

Anywhere out state MN. will take them and can assure way better security the the Metro did

I agree. They don't need to move far away for a much improved situation.

[supersonic1990]

Originally Posted by RUtoTX

https://www.foxbusiness.com/money/mi...ating-protests

Ah who cares. They're gonna demolish the building and build the Floyd memorial on the 7sigma ruins using recovery money from the federal government.

[ebbe]

Originally Posted by tijlover

And where or where will he relocate to where there isn't some potential for civil unrest? Cheyenne, WY?

Why not? It’s a shame this happened.

[Wayfarerz]

I don't know.

There seems to be some pretty stiff competition to become Detroit 2.0 - Minneapolis, Chicago, Baltimore.

[Wayfarerz]

Originally Posted by tijlover

And where or where will he relocate to where there isn't some potential for civil unrest? Cheyenne, WY?

Probably don't have to go THAT far.

Just outside of large cities.