Large companies proved Tuesday that spending big bucks to sway Californians’ votes will provide an excellent return on their investment, after spending more than $300 million to win elections and being rewarded with valuation bumps of roughly $10 billion the very next day.
Large companies proved Tuesday that spending big bucks to sway Californians’ votes will provide an excellent return on their investment, after spending more than $300 million to win elections and being rewarded with valuation bumps of roughly $10 billion the very next day.