Starbucks Founder Moves to Florida as Washington Advances Millionaires’ Tax—Read His Goodbye Message
By Ava Levinson
Published on March 11, 2026.
Former Starbucks CEO, Howard Shultz, has announced he is moving to Miami, Florida after over four decades in Seattle. The move aligns with Washington's push for a 9.9 percent tax on people whose household income surpasses $1 million. The announcement of Shultz's move comes a day after a controversial "millionaires' tax" was advanced in the Legislature.
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