Sections
Publications
Advertise
Archive
Events
About Us

Loading…

Utah’s essential morning business briefing. Local intelligence for the people building the Beehive State’s economy.

Sections

Tech
Tourism
Law
Small Business
Construction
Banking & Finance

Company

About
Staff
Advertise
Contact Us

Privacy
Terms

The Archive

Archive

More than 9,000 stories of Utah business reporting, 2011–2026. Search the full archive, or browse by date and section.

For archival purposes, all images have been removed from stories older than one year.

Browse by dateReset date

2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011

2024Jan69 Feb67 Mar72 Apr71 May65 Jun84 Jul42 Aug87 Sep75 Oct

Jul5 14 20

42 results in Top Stories from July 2024Clear all ✕

SLBJ

Top Stories

Edwards Lifesciences sets major Draper expansion

560 JOBS AND $34.8 MILLION CAPITAL OUTLAY Brice Wallace A heart valve manufacturer has had a successful run at its Draper operations the past 15 years and wants to “keep the party going” with a large expansion. Edwards Lifesciences Corp., based in Irvine, California, plans to…

SLBJ

Top Stories

FIRST-IN-THE-NATION OFFICE OF AI POLICY LAUNCHES IN UTAH

About four months after its creation by the Utah Legislature, the Utah Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy (OAIP) at the Utah Department of Commerce has opened. According to the lawmakers’ mandate, the new division will explore the most effective methods of AI regulation…

Staff

Jul 20

SLBJ

Top Stories

UEOC and Olympics committee agree on Utah vision for 2034

Brice Wallace The vote on the 2034 Olympic Winter Games location is just days away, but the local committee pushing for the Games and a state commission are finding that their visions for the next decade are sympatico. The Unified Economic Opportunity Commission, at an early…

UIPA hears pitch for Historic Capitol Project Area from Millard Co. officials

Brice Wallace Creation of an inland port project area in Fillmore is “something we absolutely need,” according to one of the local proponents of the proposal. A couple of local government officials spoke recently to the Utah Inland Port Authority board about the positives that…

EDCUtah to join 'family of teams' headed by the Salt Lake Chamber

Brice Wallace A statewide corporate recruitment organization is joining forces with the state’s largest business association. The Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah) is now part of the Salt Lake Chamber. The organizations recently made the announcement that their…

12 combo restaurants coming to Utah

Blacksheep Hospitality Group LLC has signed a franchise agreement that will bring a dozen co-branded Fatburger and Round Table Pizza franchised restaurants to the Beehive State over the next six years, with the first unit set to open early next year. The new restaurants will…

Clearfield's Lifetime Products mourns death of CEO in Ogden Canyon crash

Clearfield-based outdoor products manufacturere Lifetime Products is mourning the loss of its CEO and president, Richard David Hendrickson, and his daughter, Sally, in an Ogden Canyon car crash. “Richard started as a welder and progressed through multiple levels of the company…

California company bringing headquarters, 210 jobs to Business Depot Ogden

Brice Wallace A California-based company will move to Ogden and create 210 jobs over the next decade. Precision Hermetic Technology Inc.’s operations in Redlands, California, will move to Business Depot Ogden, where the company will manufacture interconnection products for a…

'23-'24 ski season second only to prior year's record-setter

Utah’s 15 alpine ski resorts saw a total of 6,746,008 skier visits during the 2023-24 winter season, the second-highest visitation total in the state’s history behind the 7.1 million skier visits the prior season, according to state trade association Ski Utah. A skier visit is…

International Battery Metals begins lithium extraction at U.S. Mag site in Utah

Workers finish testing International Battery Metals Ltd.'s modular lithium extraction plant on the grounds of U.S. Magnesium’s operations on the southwest shore of the Great Salt Lake in Tooele County. The installation is the world's first portable modular lithium processing…

Women Tech Council names women finalists for 2024 awards program

The Women Tech Council has announced the finalists for the 2024 Women Tech Awards, an awards program for women in technology with ties to Silicon Slopes. The finalists were selected for their work driving innovation, creating new technologies, leading technology companies, and…

MN group buys Rock House Financial

Rock House Financial, an independent registered investment advisor located in Farmington, has been acquired by Wealth Enhancement Group, a national independent wealth management firm. Headquartered in Minneapolis, Wealth Enhancement Group serves over 61,000 clients with $85.7…

Complete Solar acquires Core Energy

Complete Solar Inc., a solar technology, services and installation company based in Lehi, has acquired Core Energy of Logan. Core Energy is a solar engineering, procurement and construction firm. Core Energy’s 37 employees will join Complete Solar, including its CEO, Cole…

WORK DAZE: Worrying about worrying at work?

Bob Goldman Do you worry about work? I can’t imagine why. You have the perfect job. You have a boss who respects you. You have co-workers who love you and clients who think you’re the cat’s pajamas. You also have an eye-popping salary with perks galore and big fat raises lined…

Industry Briefs - 7-22-24

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. ASSOCIATIONS Beth Holbrook has become chair of the Utah District Council of the Urban Land…

Gardner: Olympics mean 'significant positive impact'

Brice Wallace The Olympics ultimately are about gold, silver and bronze, but a new report about a possible 2034 Games in Utah focuses on the green. Research released last week by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah indicates that a 2034 Olympic Winter…

SLC Council gives go-ahead to Smith's downtown rebuild

John Rogers With an enthusiastic “yea” vote from the Salt Lake City Council last week, the Salt Lake City Corp. and Smith Entertainment Group (SEG) have moved one step closer to creating a community-centered sports, entertainment, culture and convention district and keeping…

CONSUMER SENTIMENT STAYS FLAT IN UTAH AND ACROSS NATION

Steady as she goes. Utah’s consumer sentiment decreased by a statistically insignificant 0.5 percent in June, according to the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute’s Survey of Utah Consumer Sentiment. The national consumer sentiment took a slightly more significant dip of 1.3 percent…

Matheson to leave his position running the show at The Point in Draper

The man who has spearheaded The Point, a major development involving 600 acres of state-owned land in Draper, is stepping down. Alan Matheson, who has served as executive director of The Point since mid-2019, will leave to serve in a position managing land and water resources at…

Advice for vets going into business: 'You've already overcome worse obstacles'

Brice Wallace Chris Fogt has a few words for active or retired military members considering going into business: You’ve already overcome worse obstacles. That’s what the U.S. Army major, an Olympic silver medalist and coach involved in the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program,…

American Airlines increases service at Provo Airport

American Airlines has increased the number of flights it will have when it begins service at Provo Airport on Oct. 7. Instead of the originally announced two flights per day to American’s Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport hub, the airline will have three flights. American…

Vineyard is now a 'boomtown' with the fastest growth rate in the nation

Northern Utah County’s Vineyard, a booming suburban community situated between I-15 and Utah Lake, is the fastestgrowing city in the U.S., according to data released by national self-storage website StorageCafe. With growth in both population and increase in housing units…

Grantsville, Cedar named UP 'focus sites'

Union Pacific Railroad has designated a pair of “focus sites” in Utah, providing businesses additional connections to the railroad’s 32,000-mile network. The Utah sites are in Cedar City and Grantsville. Focus sites are large-scale development sites suited for custom-built…

PSC approves Enbridge rate decrease

The Public Service Commission of Utah (PSC) has approved a nearly 30 percent decrease in residential national gas rates requested by Enbridge Gas Utah, the company that formerly operated as Dominion Energy in the state. Enbridge said the 29.53 percent rate adjustment will lower…

Staff

Jul 14

← NewerPage 1 of 2Older →

Sections

Top Stories 7,322
Columns 615
Focus 438
Industry Briefs 376
Newsletters 230
Cartoons 192
General 31
Enterprise Digital Editions 16
Real Estate 3
Executive Profiles 2
Enterprise Real Estate Digital Editions 1
The Focus Digital Editions 1
Calendar Highlights 1