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Campus Times
September 24 , 2004
When Candace Doi became president of the Lynch Sign Company 13 years ago, she found that she could not afford operational costs in California, which included worker’s compensation insurance, so she moved the operation to Nevada. Now, with the introduction of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s “California Wants Your Business” campaign she said, “I feel that there’s a better business climate right now.” Responding to the campaign with a call to the Governor’s office, she moved back to California. “We’re hoping to grow by about 350 percent” within the next year, Doi said.
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