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Analysis based on Oracle's official strategic communications and major analyst reports.
Oracle, Led by Ellison, to Move HQ to Nashville for Healthcare Focus
Apr 24, 2024, 06:13 PM
Oracle, the multinational computer technology corporation, has announced plans to move its world headquarters to Nashville, Tennessee. The decision, spearheaded by Oracle founder and chairman Larry Ellison, aims to position the company closer to the healthcare industry, a major sector in Nashville. This relocation comes four years after Oracle moved its headquarters from Silicon Valley to Austin, Texas, following an earlier move from Redwood City to Texas. The move reflects Oracle's strategic focus on integrating more deeply with the healthcare sector. Ellison's announcement, which was not planned, coincides with a slight increase in Oracle's stock.
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