Software Giant Oracle Contemplates Nashville Expansion
Oracle, the second-largest software company in the world, could invest $1.2 billion in a new downtown Nashville office hub that would eventually employ 8,500 people, ranking as a major economic development deal. by Kara Carlson and Yihun Jeong, Austin American-Statesman / April 15, 2021
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Oracle, the second-largest software company in the world, could invest $1.2 billion in a new downtown
Nashville office hub. The proposed campus could eventually employ 8,500 people, and would be among the largest economic development deals and job infusions in the city s history, according to the Nashville Tennessean news paper.
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Silicon Valley. In December, Oracle announced it was relocating its corporate headquarters from
First class fundraising drive in aid of North coast school By Caroline McMorran
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Updated: 08:57, 26 February 2021
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A lockdown fundraising drive by parents and the generosity of the local community has led to a huge financial boost for a small north coast primary school and nursery.
Farr Primary School Parent Council along with parents of children in the nursery class have raised an overall total of £13,350 for the school and nursery.
Farr Primary School.
Pupils and younger children were greeted with the good news when they returned to the school, which is part of the North Coast Campus, on Monday following the easing of lockdown restrictions.
JU to offer masters programs at new Palm Coast health care campus
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Health care class at Jacksonville University. (JU photo)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville University has partnered with the city of Palm Coast to build a campus in Flagler County and begin offering health care graduate programs to Flagler and Volusia counties, Jacksonville University President Tim Cost and Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Holland announced Tuesday.
The new JU Palm Coast Campus and the school’s main campus in Jacksonville are two anchors of what the school expects to become an education corridor stretching through Northeast Florida.
“This partnership builds on Jacksonville University’s proven strategy of attracting top-notch students, educating and training them in cutting-edge fields, and connecting them with local employers so they stay in the region,” Cost said. “With demand for healthcare professionals expected to rise 14% in the next decade and a lack of local gradua