I don't know if they are national either, but for sure there is someone using the technology in the OPs area.

lol kidding but..If you think you're going to stop technology like this from advancing, you're delusional.

I truly agree with you guys....The increase in pollution is all because of the change in lifestyles and the advancement in technologies.

We utilize various forms of technology to collaborate seamlessly with our clients and rarely have issues.If you are set on using someone local, search the BP forums for investors local to you and reach out to ask for a referral.

The US economy has a much different make up, the geo politics are different, technology plays a far different role in the markets, the laws governing companies have changed from 1990 and even 2007 to now.

For most, the answer is not binary (keep or sell the HQ) or immediate...the answer lies in between where less space is needed for the same workforce, or the same space will be used as the workforce grows.COVID (and technology) has exposed leaders to possibilities...and accelerated the evolution of flexible work plans and facilities optimization.

I wonder where we would be now had we still been on the gold standard when the technology/information/computer/Internet revolution hit?

Besides technology wise, I think future communities will be closer nit and communal instead of everyone having their own Isolated McMansion.

Cloud based technology.

Sure, tuition may be $7-9k per year, but you forget about additional expenses such as living, rent, technology, health, and textbooks and supplies.