10 U. S. Corporations That Quietly Moved To Canada!! Here's Why It Matters. Will It Matter To You Personally?

[sage2021]

https://youtu.be/SmukFe8mRKU?si=dcyslthr9G2LXAjN

THIS IS A MUST WATCH VIDEO!! IS Canada GOING TO BE THE NEW AMERICA THANKS TO OUR PRESIDENT?🤔😕🙄😔🔥🤪

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HERE ARE THE 10 CORPORATIONS THAT THE VIDEO NAMED THAT HAVE MOVED OR GOING TO MOVE SOON TO Canada. WHY DON'T YOU WATCH THE VIDEO BEFORE MAKING NASTY COMMENTS TO ME AND CALLING ME NAMES. SOME OF YOU ARE UNGRATEFUL PEOPLE! FACT CHECK ✔️ BEFORE MAKING YOUR INCORRECT OPINION.10. COCA COLA 9. NIKE 8. GENERAL MOTORS7. AMAZON 6. ORACLE 5. CISCO SYSTEMS INC4. PFIZER 3. JP MORGAN CHASE2. inteL (will make chips)1. VISAGO AHEAD AND FACT CHECK ✔️ AND BE SURE THAT YOU ARE THE ONE WHO IS CORRECT!!

[BonzoInBitburg]

We're not big enough to replace the US. The best we can offer is a stable business environment. We can't change our tariffs by executive order. Business likes stable and predictable and the volatility in the US means businesses can't plan for the future. That's something that couldn't happen here based on our political process. We did sign many new trade deals in the past year so an American company can set up here and now ship to the EU, UK, Brazil, Mexico, Australia, India, China and Japan tariff free. Trump is the best thing that happened to Canada

[sage2021]

@BonzolnBitburg

So - did you watch the entire video before you gave your opinion?
Trump thought he was the best businessman in the world 🌎 until he made Canada mad! Canadian people are the smart ones!!

[BonzoInBitburg]

Canada also has lower corporate taxes

www.waterlooedc.ca/.../business-tax-north-america-comparison

[BonzoInBitburg]

I had already watched this. I've had a business in the US since the late 90s and I still have a business in the US. I think it's a good country to make money but it's not as business friendly as it was.

[FenixG45]

Not personally, but companies do what is best for their shareholders

[FenixG45]

Thank you for MHG!

[exitseven]

corporations have been leaving for decades. President Trump's new trade policies have attracted many times that many companies. Now that these companies located out of the country they will have to pay a tariff to do business here. This will result in billions for the treasury/

[Shiprex]

10 corporations won't change the US economic power but these businesses are rightfully seeking sanity and grown up relationships with international neighbours.

[Likes2drive]

I doubt they’re moving the whole company there because Canadian taxes are higher than here so I don’t see the incentive. They might be moving the offices there and a lot of these videos show stuff that’s not necessarily true

[Gwendoline]

Seems to be more clicks it but time will tell.

[Snakeyes7]

Why are they moving to Canada? What is wrong with Mexico? Are they racist or something? lmao

[seeyounexttuesday]

haha. I feel bad for you. Your TDS has made you another blathering idiot.

[Anonymous]

I will take shit that's not happening for 500 Alex.

[Opinion Owner]

None of those countries are leaving the country. Like none at all. They are opening offices over seas, but they aren't ending business here. You need to check your facts.

[contentious]

It's funny that you actually believe that.

[contentious]

What you are not smart enough to realize is that coca cola manufactures it's product locally because water is heavy and voluminous. Every country has water locally to blend and put in a bottle with the syrups, thus there is no good reason to pay for shipping it. Condensed syrups are shipped to bottling plants for manufacturing in other countries. There are also distribution warehouses in those same countries to deal with the product that is manufactured locally. So when you see expansion of coca-cola manufacturing in a particular country, it is to deal with local demand increases or to introduce a new product to that country. Coca-cola often move equipment around the world from places with less demand to places with higher demand. So is it possible demand has slowed in parts of the USA after woka-cola had marketing mishap with trannies, LGBTQ+, and pro communist agendas? Yep. Did that lead to lower sales in USA? Yep. Laster year they had a 4% reduction in sales in the USA. Thus to make up that deficit, woka-cola is likely shifting capital goods around to more left leaning countries to produce and promote products to those markets so that world wide sales do not drop. They tarnished their reputation in the USA.

[contentious]

*last

[Anonymous]

I'm not from USA, so it doesn't affect me.

[Opinion Owner]

Interesting facts, thanks for the youtube link.

[Dargil]

Nope.

[Anonymous]

Not happening. Lol