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Marriott sets opening of combined Le Méridien and Element hotels in SLC

Salt Lake City is slated to see the opening of two luxury hotel brands in its downtown area later this month. The 144-room Le Méridien Salt Lake City Downtown and 126-room Element Salt Lake City Downtown will open at 131 S. 300 West as the city’s first dual-branded hotel. The…

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Jan 7

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Martin named president of Provo's Rocky Mountain University

The Board of Trustees of Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions (RMU) has announced the appointment of Dr. Cameron K. Martin as president of the for-profit school in Provo. Martin had previously served as vice president of operations and chief of staff at RMU. Founded…

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Jan 7

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Flowers Foods to acquire Papa Pita Bakery in West Jordan

Thomasville, Georgia-based Flowers Foods Inc. Has acquired Papa Pita Bakery, a manufacturer and distributor of bagels, tortillas, breads, buns, English muffins and flat breads headquartered in West Jordan. The acquisition, which is subject to regulatory approval and customary…

Salt Lake Chamber honors 2022 Athena, Pathfinder award winners

Seven women were honored recently at the 46th Annual Women & Business Conference and Athena awards luncheon in Salt Lake City. The event was hosted by the Salt Lake Chamber. Vicki Varela, managing director of the Utah Office of Tourism in the Utah Governor’s Office of Economic…

Silicon Slopes names Hall fo Fame finalists, will announce winners at Feb. 4 gala

Silicon Slopes has announced the finalists for its Hall of Fame & Awards competition, with the winners set to be announced at a Feb. 4 gala in Salt Lake City. The awards program was launched in 1999 by an organization known then as the Utah Information Technology Association and…

Utah has most expensive ski resorts in North America

Alta and Snowbird, both located at the top of Salt Lake County’s Little Cottonwood Canyon, are the priciest ski resorts in North America, according to a survey conducted by TravelMag.com. The survey compared the combined price of lodging and skiing at 30 resorts in the United…

Instructure acquires North Carolina's LearnPlatform

Salt Lake City-based learning management software company Instructure Holdings Inc. has completed the acquisition of LearnPlatform, a provider of technology that enables educators and their institutions to research, select and evaluate digital learning solutions. Based in…

Hub buys SLC's Barton Agency

Hub International Limited, a global insurance brokerage and financial services firm based in Chicago, has acquired Salt Lake City’s Dale Barton Agency. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Dale Barton is one of the Intermountain Region’s largest commercial insurance and…

Succeeding in Your Business: New Year’s resolutions for business owners for 2023

Cliff Ennico New Year’s resolutions are all about habits. Breaking some bad ones (smoking, drinking excessively, binging on fast food) and starting new ones (working out, eating more Brussels sprouts). Businesses, like individuals, develop bad habits over time that need…

Innovate Utah NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM UTAH COMPANIES

Logan-based global fitness and well-being subscription technology company iFit has introduced its first-ever prenatal and postpartum workout series . The original programming was created by iFit trainer and women’s fitness icon Kayla Itsines . Itsines also founded the iFit app…

To make — and keep — your New Year’s resolutions, consider your ways

Richard Tyson About 2500 years ago, a man by the name of Haggai gave three powerful words of advice to his friends and neighbors: “Consider your ways.” As we embark on a new year, I find myself pondering those three words. For many of us, this is a time of making New Year’s…

Utah working to fill Internet 'doughnut holes'

Brice Wallace The Utah Broadband Center is seeking help from all Utahns to ensure the accuracy of a map showing where high-speed Internet is available in the state. It’s a precursor to determine how much the state will get in federal funds to fill broadband availability gaps…

Confidence dips a bit as holiday season arrives

Following a slight uptick of Utah’s consumer sentiment in October, the measure dropped in November. The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute’s Survey of Utah Consumers index fell from 66.0 in October to 64.1 in November. But study authors still found room for optimism. While a…

Vacant land scams growing in Utah

The Utah Department of Commerce’s Division of Real Estate is urging land buyers and owners to be aware of a recently re-emerged scam related to vacant lots and land parcels. The Division of Real Estate is already aware of at least 10 different instances and suspects others. The…

DigiCert releases cybersecurity predictions for 2023 and beyond

DigiCert Inc., a provider of digital security products and services based in Lehi, has released its annual forecast of cybersecurity trends emerging for the new year and beyond. These projections, authored by DigiCert experts Avesta Hojjati, Dean Coclin, Mike Nelson, Srinivas…

Friends partner to buy glamping website

Entrepreneurs CJ Wolf, a mobile game developer, and David de la Parra, a glamping resort owner, have partnered to form Glamping Hub International Inc., specifically to purchase GlampingHub.com, a high-end glamping online travel agency. As partners in non-business ventures such…

Nebraska's Commonwealth acquires Rydalch Electric

Salt Lake City-based Rydalch Electric Inc. has been acquired by Commonwealth Holdings Inc. of Omaha, Nebraska. Rydalch, founded in 1996, provides electrical construction services for the Utah’s commercial, institutional and industrial industries, including design-build and…

Lehi-based PCF Insurance buys firms in Illinois and Georgia

Continuing its year-long spate of acquisitions, Lehi-based insurance brokerage PCF Insurance Services (PCF) has acquired Direct Dealer Services (DDS), an automotive finance and insurance firm headquartered in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, and Voluntary Benefits at Work, a Marietta,…

Hafen to lead Clyde Cos.

The Clyde Cos. Inc. (CCI) board of directors has announced the promotion of Jeremy Hafen to CEO of the company, effective immediately. Hafen will continue to serve as president of Clyde Cos., an Orem-based provider of construction products and services in the Intermountain West…

Corporate Financial Reports 12-19-22

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Sportsman’s Warehouse Sportsman’s Warehouse Inc., based in West Jordan, reported net income of $12.9 million, or 33 cents per share, for the third quarter ended Oct. 29. That compares with $21.9…

How to manage a team member when he or she failed on a project or task

Angela Civitella So, one of your workers blows a huge presentation in front of your biggest client. All you can think about is how much time, money and schmoozing this is going to cost you to correct. Embarrassment and stress to you and your organization ensues. Now…

WEBER DAVIS UPDATE: Unlocking opportunity & building community in Northern Utah for more than 40 years

For more than four decades, John W. Hansen has been opening doors in Northern Utah; helping families, local businesses and corporations find a home in the dynamic communities nestled along the Wasatch Front.{mprestriction ids="1,3"} Forty years after starting his local real…

Succeeding in Your Business: Year-end tax planning for 2022 (Part 2 of 2)

Cliff Ennico As we exit the first “post-COVID year,” it’s time to start thinking about 2022 tax filings this coming April. As always this time of year, I’m indebted to my good friend John D’Aquila, a certified public accountant and head of D’Aquila and Co. LLP in Jacksonville,…

Job seekers: 61K new residents in past year

Brice Wallace With employment opportunities acting as a lure to outsiders, people moving to Utah continues to be the driving force in the state’s population growth. The state on July 1 is estimated to have had a total of just more than 3.4 million residents, adding 61,242 during…

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Dec 11

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