Oracle will move its annual OpenWorld conference to Las Vegas because San Francisco is too expensive. Too expensive, too much poop on the sidewalks, too many homeless. How’s that Gavin Newsom libtardism working out San Franciscans?
- Oracle is moving its annual OpenWorld conference from San Francisco to Las Vegas and it signed a three-year agreement with the Caesars Forum for the move.
- The San Francisco Travel Association estimates the move will cost San Francisco $64 million a year.
- The travel group told members that Oracle cited San Francisco’s high hotel prices and “poor street conditions” as reasons that attendees were unhappy with the city.
