After leaving Silicon Valley for Austin in 2020, computer software company Oracle is planning to move its headquarters further east again to Nashville its chairman said Tuesday. Larry Ellison, who is also Oracle’s co-founder and chief technology officer, said the company is moving a “huge campus” to the city, “which will ultimately be our world headquarters,” CNBC reports. Ellison said Nashville is a “fabulous place to live” and is also “the center of the industry we’re most concerned about,... Read this story
