DeutschNewstral
Article
kansascity.com on 2022-12-16 02:53
‘A loss for the hospitality industry’: Annual Cerner convention will leave Kansas City
Related news
- After losing U.S. House race, Adkins will officially leave Kansas City’s Cerner Corp.kansascity.com
- Cerner Health Conference begins Oct. 11 in Kansas Citykansascity.com
- Kansas City-based Cerner to be acquired by tech giant Oracle for $28.3 billionkansascity.com
- After nearly 30 years, a top executive at Kansas City based Cerner Corp will step downkansascity.com
- Cerner staffer in south Kansas City tests positive for coronavirus, company tells workerskansascity.com
- Tech company Oracle in talks to buy Kansas City-based Cerner, according to reportkansascity.com
- Cerner, Hallmark, H&R Block: when Kansas City’s big employers plan to return to officekansascity.com
- Feds say Cerner discriminated against Black and Asian job applicants in Kansas Citykansascity.com
- Kansas City’s Cerner cracks Fortune 500 for first time — only two KC firms made the listkansascity.com
- Cerner plans to ditch most of its Kansas City real estate after merger with Oraclekansascity.com
- New CEO of Kansas City’s Cerner Corp. announces employee layoffs following Reddit postkansascity.com
- Cerner, Oracle say they intend to ‘maintain and grow’ jobs presence in Kansas Citykansascity.com
- Purchase of Kansas City’s Cerner nears closing as buyer Oracle clears antitrust reviewskansascity.com
- Kansas City’s Cerner Corp. rebuffed another takeover effort before merger with Oraclekansascity.com
- Kansas City’s Cerner Corp. hires Google executive David Feinberg as its newest CEOkansascity.com
- Cerner moves its annual conference online, canceling one of KC’s largest gatheringskansascity.com
- On CEO’s first day, Kansas City’s Cerner rolls out vaccine mandate for all U.S. workerskansascity.com
- Oracle Cerner plans to ditch most of its Kansas City campuseskansascity.com
- With shares of Kansas City’s Cerner turned over, sale to Oracle will close Wednesdaykansascity.com
Why Cerner is offering incentives for staffers to leavebizjournals.com