Companies say they are leaving California because their employees can't afford the costs of housing
Companies that move from California have historically left behind its diverse industries, renowned public universities and balmy climate for states with lower taxes
and lighter regulation. But now home prices and rents, higher on average than anywhere else in the country, have surged to the top of concerns for businesses and workers.
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