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Upset Palmer Luckey is not leaving California over 'Billionaire tax'
TL;DR
- Palmer Luckey, founder of defense-tech firm Anduril Industries, says he is not leaving California despite a proposed billionaire wealth tax
- Luckey opposes the tax, arguing it could push wealthy residents out of the state and hurt California's economy
- He is particularly critical of taxing super-voting shares, saying it unfairly singles out tech executives
Why It Matters
This story centers on a California tax policy debate involving a prominent tech founder and has no direct India-US angle; its broader significance lies in how proposed wealth taxes on tech executives could shape where innovation and investment are concentrated in the US.
Oct 27, 2026 · Updated 10/28/2026, 2:53:37 AM · Reported with: Times of India
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