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Upset Palmer Luckey is not leaving California over 'Billionaire tax'

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Times of IndiaUpset Palmer Luckey is not leaving California over 'Billionaire tax'
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Although the proposed billionaire wealth tax looms over California, Palmer Luckey, the founder of Anduril Industries, remains steadfast in the state. He stands against the tax, arguing that it could drive away residents and negatively impact California's…

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