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Denver group buys Premier Paving

The Tendit Group, a Denver based provider of exterior facility maintenance services, has acquired Precision Asphalt Maintenance, an asphalt services company based in Layton. The acquisition is Tendit’s second in Utah following last year’s purchase of Salt Lake City-based Birrell…

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Aug 12

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Corporate Financial Reports 8-14-23

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Extra Space Storage Extra Space Storage Inc., based in Salt Lake City, reported net income attributable to common stockholders of $202.4 million, or $1.50 per share, for the quarter ended June…

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Aug 12

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Work Daze: Getting suspicious about being ambitious?

Bob Goldman Remember the you you used to be? When it came to your career, you were hardworking. Dedicated. Ambitious to the max. Yes, that was then. This is now, and now, things have changed. Now, you are part of the two-thirds of workers who, according to a recent Gallup…

MX research reveals half of U.S. consumers making or considering a bank switch

New research from MX Technologies Inc., a Lehi-based open finance platform, found that more than half of U.S. consumers have either opened a new account (23 percent) or considered switching to a new bank (28 percent) in the past six months. The top reasons why people switched…

RMCOEH receives $8.6 million NIOSH grant

The Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational and Environmental Health (RMCOEH), a partnership between the University of Utah and Weber State University and one of the nation’s leading centers focused on the health and safety of workers and their environment, was recently awarded…

Spanish Fork joins growing list of inland port locations

Brice Wallace This spring, the Utah Inland Port consisted of one location, in Salt Lake City’s Northwest Quadrant. Now it has three, with a fourth vying for approval. The Utah Inland Part Authority board of directors, at its July meeting, approved the creation of the Verk…

Campbell plans to expand Cache plant capacity to 5M Goldfish/hour

Campbell Soup Co. has announced plans to invest approximately $160 million in its Richmond manufacturing facility to expand production of its popular Goldfish snack crackers to help meet increased consumer demand. The new production line will increase the Cache Valley bakery’s…

Economy stays steady, jobless rate up slightly, job growth good

Utah’s unemployment rate inched up slightly in June to 2.4 percent, one-tenth of a percentage point higher than May’s 2.3 percent. That figure means an estimated 42,600 employable Utahns are out of work. Nationally, the jobless rate dipped slightly from 3.7 percent to 3.6…

Salt Lake Chamber to honor Covington with 2023 Athena Leadership Award Salt

The Salt Lake Chamber has announced that Amanda Covington, chief corporate affairs officer of the Larry H. Miller Co., will receive its 2023 Athena Leadership Award. The organization’s highest recognition for women in business, the Athena Leadership Award is presented annually…

Owlet names Harris new president and CRO

Owlet Inc., a manufacturer and marketer of baby monitoring products, has announced the appointment of Jonathan Harris as its new president and chief revenue officer. Owlet is based in Lehi. A veteran of devising go-to-market strategies for brands such as Microsoft, Roku, GoPro…

Dashboard: Economy resilient with record labor participation, broad industry growth

The Salt Lake Chamber, in partnership with the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah, has released the June update for its Roadmap to Prosperity Economic Dashboard. The chamber pointed to three insights from its June dashboard update: 1. Inflation continues…

One Utah Health Collaborative launches Innovation Advisory Board

The One Utah Health Collaborative, an organization launched last year by Gov. Spencer Cox to address healthcare costs in the state of Utah, has announced the formation of Utah’s first healthcare Innovation Advisory Board. The Innovation Advisory Board (IAB) is made up of diverse…

Dive Shop 360 buys U.K.-based software platform

Dive Shop 360, a Provo-based dive shop management system and cloud-based point-of-sale platform for dive shops, has acquired EVE Diving, a software platform from U.K.-based Integrated Scuba Systems that helps manage all areas of dive shop operations. “This forward-thinking…

IPP Renewed progressing toward 2025 operation

GOAL IS 75 PERCENT REDUCTION IN CARBON EMISSIONS Two giant gas turbines have been delivered to the IPP Renewed power project near Delta as the massive rebuild of the former coal-fired power generation station continues toward its planned completion and commercial operation in…

Wize Solutions buys warehouse equipment co.

Salt Lake City-based material handling systems company Wize Solutions has acquired Warehouse Equipment Contractors Inc. of San Diego. The acquisition will provide Wize with additional experienced teams of warehouse installation employees in the Southern California market, the…

Work Daze: The officeless paper

Bob Goldman I know. You’re afraid of AI. If you’re only mildly paranoid, you’re afraid artificial intelligence will take your job. If you’re majorly paranoid, like the rest of us, you’re afraid it will take your life. And you’re right! Any technology that is so much smarter,…

Innovate Utah: NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM UTAH COMPANIES

FireFly Automatix Inc. , a Salt Lake City-based manufacturer of turfgrass equipment, has introduced its M100-AV turf mower , the company’s first all-electric autonomous mower. The company demonstrated the new machine on DeBuck’s New Lawn Sod Farm in Belleville, Michigan, during…

Competency training that delivers the effects you desire in your business

Richard Tyson Success in business is largely about understanding cause and effect . Everyone wants strong financial results, but you must realize that such outcomes are a function of the value you deliver to your customers. A strong and continuous delivery of highly valuable…

Corporate Financial Reports 8-7-23

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Zions Zions Bancorporation NA, based in Salt Lake City, reported net earnings applicable to common shareholders of $166 million, or $1.11 per share, for the second quarter. That compares with…

Any Hour makes two acquisitions

Orem-based home services company The Any Hour Group has acquired two additional home services companies. Black Diamond Experts and Bumble Breeze Plumbing, Heating and Air are now part of Any Hour’s group of brands. Founded in 1961, The Any Hour Group operates in the home…

Goldblatt replaces Wardle at CenExel

Salt Lake City-based clinical research company CenExel has announced that its board of directors has hired Stuart Goldblatt as the company’s new CEO. Former CEO Tom Wardle has become executive chairman of the board of directors. The transition was effective on July 17. “We are…

Minimize your operating cycle to free up cash during growth

Imagine this: Your business is thriving in Utah. Demand is growing. Orders are pouring in; you’re spending aggressively to fill them. Sounds great, right? Then why do so many businesses in this position suddenly find that, though they look profitable on paper, they’ve run out of…

With acquisition, Extra Space is nation's largest

The big just keep getting bigger. Salt Lake City-based Extra Space Storage has acquired Life Storage Inc. in an all-stock transaction that pegs the self-storage giant’s pro forma equity market capitalization at approximately $36 billion and total enterprise value at…

Actors' & writers' strikes likely to hold up film productions in Utah

Brice Wallace Another “Animal” could be prowling in Utah in late summer. A sequel to the 2001 Rob Schneider comedy film “The Animal” recently was approved for a state tax credit incentive, but strikes by the Screen Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA) and the Writers Guild of America likely…

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Jul 23

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