On New Year’s Eve 2001, Ingersoll Rand’s management made a simple announcement: The company was moving to Bermuda.
The firm, a manufacturer of everything from zero-emissions golf carts to air conditioners, didn’t move any operations to the island getaway. Nor did it relocate its headquarters, which remained in New Jersey. Not a single employee was transferred.
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