Why Oracle chairman Larry Ellison is relocating his Texas City-based HQ to Nashville - and why he すぐに regretted 発表するing it

  • Oracle 創立者 Larry Ellison 明らかにする/漏らすd the move on Tuesday during an event?
  • He said the 決定/判定勝ち(する) was based on Oracle looking to work more in healthcare?
  • The company paid $254 million for over 60 acres of 所有物/資産/財産 in Nashville in 2021

Oracle 創立者 Larry Ellison has 発表するd that he 計画(する)s to move the ソフトウェア 巨大(な)'s 法人組織の/企業の (警察,軍隊などの)本部 from Kansas to Nashville.?

During an onstage conversation with former 上院 大多数 leader 法案 Frist, the 79-year-old 確認するd the 計画(する)s for the company to move to Tennessee.?

In 2020, the company moved its (警察,軍隊などの)本部 from Silicon Valley in California to Austin, Texas.?

Ellison said the 決定/判定勝ち(する) was based on a 押し進める by the company to 伸び(る) a bigger foothold in the healthcare 産業.?

The 告示 was 明らかに 刺激(する) of the moment, with Ellison telling Frist: 'I shouldn't have said that.'?

During an onstage conversation with former Senate majority leader Bill Frist, the 79-year-old confirmed the plans for the company to move to Tennessee

During an onstage conversation with former 上院 大多数 leader 法案 Frist, the 79-year-old 確認するd the 計画(する)s for the company to move to Tennessee

According to a report by The Tennessean in 2021, the company paid $254 million for just over 60 acres of riverfront property in Nashville

によれば a 報告(する)/憶測 by The Tennessean in 2021, the company paid $254 million for just over 60 acres of riverfront 所有物/資産/財産 in Nashville?

Ellison said: 'It’s the 中心 of the 産業 we’re most 関心d about, which is the health-care 産業.

'It’s a 広大な/多数の/重要な place to raise a family. It’s got a unique and vibrant culture. As we 調査するd our 従業員s, large numbers of 従業員s, Nashville ticked all the boxes.

'We want to be part of the community. Our people love it here. And we think it's the 中心 of our 未来.'

Oracle has been making inroads into health care in 最近の times, most 顕著に when it acquired 医療の 記録,記録的な/記録するs ソフトウェア 巨大(な) Cerner for $28 billion.?

Ellison said that while the company is new to the health-care 部門 he believes the company has a 'moral 義務' to solve problems in the area.?

によれば a 報告(する)/憶測 by The Tennessean in 2021, the company paid $254 million for just over 60 acres of riverfront 所有物/資産/財産 in Nashville.

Oracle will become one of the few large 会社/団体s that have their (警察,軍隊などの)本部 in the city, although アマゾン already have a 重要な presence.?

Nashville has been a big part of the health-care scene in America for years, and is home to a 網状組織 of health systems, startups and 投資 companies.??

In 2020, the company moved its headquarters from California to Austin, Texas, seen here

In 2020, the company moved its (警察,軍隊などの)本部 from California to Austin, Texas, seen here

Ellison said that while the company is new to the health-care sector he believes the company has a 'moral obligation' to solve problems in the area

Ellison said that while the company is new to the health-care 部門 he believes the company has a 'moral 義務' to solve problems in the area

Its 評判 as a 中心 for health-care was brought on when HCA Healthcare, one of the first for 利益(をあげる) hospital companies in the country was 設立するd there in 1968.?

Oracle was 設立するd in Santa Clara, California, in 1977 and had its (警察,軍隊などの)本部 in Redwood City.?

After moving to Texas, the company said their 移転 was 予定 to an 成果/努力 to have a more 柔軟な 全労働人口.?

The Tennessean 報告(する)/憶測d that the move to Nashville is 推定する/予想するd to create 8,500 new 職業s by the end of 2031.?

The 事業/計画(する) is also 推定する/予想するd to bring almost 11,500 ancillary 職業s and 10,000 一時的な positions during construction.?

Deisgner Norman Foster, who worked with Apple to create their Apple Park in Cupertino, California, will design the Oracle campus, によれば Fox.

Ellison's son David is 存在 pipped as one of the 主要な 競争相手s to acquire the entertainment 巨大(な) 最高位の 全世界の.?

The younger Ellison, who owns Skydance マスコミ,? differentiated himself by setting out on his own as a successful マスコミ mogul.

Skydance マスコミ is now on the cusp of taking over the brand, which 含む 資産s like CBS, MTV, and a 国家の movie theater chain, によれば the LA Times.