Cane's set to hire over 1000 workers for its' new operations center in Plano

The voters in Baton Rouge who keep electing the SWBs of the world brought you this story.

That’s crazy that you have to show your vax card to work there

I’m surprised there’s was a vacant office building there.

Great location. Those 1,020 will love it around there.

Aren't they redeveloping the old Perot campus? I haven't been in that area since 2019.

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The voters in Baton Rouge who keep electing the SWBs of the world brought you this story.

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That is just a symptom. No one election is going to change thing enough that actual corporate talent will move to BR. A large company like that cannot be limited to what BR has to offer and the very few that would move there

If Cane's and Walk On's were still keeping the bulk of their operations here....south Louisiana would have built a solid community of people in the restaurant and franchising industry.

We are where restaurant chains start out and build their empire. But they leave us for Atlanta or Dallas when they get too big for New Orleans or Baton Rouge.

To their credit, we really need to clean those two cities up and build up their infrastructure. We'd still be too small for most of Cane's operations today, but we'd at least be on track to potentially keep the next big thing to come out of Louisiana.

So what exactly remains of Cane's in Louisiana, other that its original location and other franchises? Is there any corporate presence here at all?

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So what exactly remains of Cane's in Louisiana, other that its original location

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I hear they’re in talks to move that to Austin.