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‘Raising a family is not easy here’: In-N-Out Burger’s owner talks about moving from California to Tennessee

In an episode of the podcast “Relatable,” Snyder told host Allie Beth Stuckey her family will be moving to Tennessee, where In-N-Out is building an office in Franklin, a suburb of Nashville, and seve...

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Why In-N-Out CEO Lynsi Snyder Is Moving From California to Tennessee

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Billionaire In-N-Out Heiress Lynsi Snyder Reveals She’s Quitting California for Tennessee: ‘It’s Not Easy Here’

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3 Key Tax Benefits For In-N-Out’s CEO’s Move To Tennessee

In fact, it cannot get more extreme of a drop off than facing California’s 13.3% individual income tax rate (highest in the U.S.) to Tennessee, which is one of nine states that does not levy an indiv...

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In-N-Out CEO makes major announcement, talks expansion plans

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Heiress to In-N-Out Empire Moving to Tennessee

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In-N-Out CEO airs California grievances, talks Tennessee expansion in podcast appearance

In-N-Out CEO Lynsi Snyder announced she will be moving to Tennessee and bashed California on a recent podcast appearance.

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How In-N-Out’s potential move from California to Tennessee could affect the brand

Doing business is not easy here,” the quick-service burger chain’s president Lynsi Snyder said about its California headquarters

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In-N-Out CEO plans for move to Tennessee, bulk of stores remain open in California

In-N-Out CEO, Lynsi Snyder, recently appeared on a podcast saying she will move her family to Franklin, Tennessee and build an office there. She adds the company will still have its Baldwin Park headquarters, and keep a majority of its stores open, but close its Irvine office. This is a first for the company which has been in California since 1948.

‘We’re still saying no.' This iconic West Coast burger chain still snubbing Florida

The iconic California burger chain In-N-Out has been one of the most requested fast food restaurants by Floridians. The CEO said it isn't happening.