ABC News reported on American Greetings' recent announcement that its headquarters, which employs 2,000 people, will remain in Northeast Ohio.

American Greetings, the largest publicly traded greeting-card maker in the U.S., said last year that it was considering a move to Chicago due to increased city income taxes in its hometown of Brooklyn.

Ohio Governor John Kasich lobbied to keep the company in Ohio by signing legislation to create substantial tax incentives. "The company presented an oversized thank-you card to Kasich, who told employees the deal would help families."

American Greetings also announced that while it will remain in Northeast Ohio, it might move its headquarters to another Cleveland suburb, such as Beachwood, Brecksville, Independence, or Westlake.

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