
Oracle's Nashville HQ Faces Talent Hurdles Despite Lavish Perks
Oracle is facing challenges attracting tech talent to its new Nashville "world headquarters," despite a $1.2 billion investment, a $65 million economic grant, and incentives like a 2 million-square-foot office space and a Nobu restaurant. The company, which committed to creating 8,500 jobs in Nashville, is also tied to $175 million in infrastructure improvements, recouping investment through 50% property tax reimbursements. This struggle could impact Oracle's AI innovation hub ambitions and the broader Nashville tech market.
























