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DigiCert buys DNS Made Easy

DigiCert, a Lehi-based provider of digital security products, has acquired DNS Made Easy, a global provider of enterprise-grade managed domain name system (DNS) services. The Reston, Virginia-based company owns the DNS service brand Constellix. DigiCert was backed by equity…

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Jun 19

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Costner-directed project tops large slate of film incentives approved by Go Utah

Brice Wallace It’s not every day that Kevin Costner speaks at a Utah government meeting. But that day came earlier this month, when the Hollywood star spoke from a remote location to the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (Go Utah) board.{mprestriction ids="1,3"} The…

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Jun 19

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TAB Bank appoints Bozzelli president/CEO

TAB Bank, an Ogden-based online bank, has named Rick Bozzelli as president, CEO and director. Bozzelli has served as the chairman of the board at TAB Bank and TAB Holdings since January 2019. In making the announcement of Bozzelli’s appointment, the board said his duties will…

Houston firm announces $650 million equity fund to finance hydrogen project near Delta

Haddington Ventures LLC, a Houston-based banking and financial services, has formed Haddington ESP I LP, an equity fund designed specifically to provide construction equity for projects developed by the Advanced Clean Energy Storage joint venture (ACES Delta). ACES Delta is a…

ACES Delta closes $504.4M Department of Energy loan

Mitsubishi Power Americas and Magnum Development, co-developers of the Advanced Clean Energy Storage Joint Venture (ACES Delta) in Millard County, have announced the closing of a $504.4 million loan guarantee from U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Loan Programs Office to the…

PCF Insurance acquires Mike Haffar Insurance of California

PCF Insurance Services of Lehi, a top-20 U.S. insurance brokerage firm, has acquired Mike Haffar Insurance Services Inc., of West Covina, California. Founded in 2008, Mike Haffar serves as an insurance and risk advisor for physicians, medical clinics, medical groups, surgery…

Salt Lake City's Dorai Home names Alicia DeFinis as CEO

Dorai Home, a Salt Lake City-based retailer of home products made of instant-drying materials, has named veteran retail executive Alicia DeFinis as CEO. The company said DeFinis will be tasked with scaling its operations through team expansion as well as the introduction of new…

Descartes acquires XPS Tech

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada-based Descartes Systems Group, a transportation management platform, has acquired XPS Technologies of Cottonwood Heights. XPS is a provider of e-commerce multi-carrier parcel shipping solutions. XPS provides its cloud-based platform directly to small-,…

Succeeding in Your Business: Finding the right lawyer for your small business

Cliff Ennico Most small businesses wait until it’s too late before hiring their first lawyer — usually after someone has served them with a lawsuit or has sent a threatening letter. While nobody enjoys paying legal fees, having a good business lawyer on your team from the…

The Five C's of credit: What small-business owners need to know before seeking loan

Brandon Meredith Deciding if and when business financing is right for your business can be a tough decision. And on top of that, there are many types of credit options to choose from. According to a recent Wells Fargo study of small-business owners and their use of credit, many…

Six signs it’s time to find a new accountant for your business

Nathan Liao As a business owner, you likely want to do whatever you can to keep your company’s finances in check. This is why it’s imperative to work with an accountant that you can trust and count on to maximize your enterprise’s financial health. Whether you have an in-house…

FTC brings suit to block Utah hospital merger

John Rogers Portraying the two companies as competing rivals in Utah, the Federal Trade Commission has brought an administrative complaint and a lawsuit in federal court to block the proposed merger between Utah hospital operators HCA Healthcare and Steward Health Care System.…

Times get a little tougher, consumer confidence drops

Utah’s consumer sentiment fell in May, but not as much as the nation’s. The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute’s Survey of Utah Consumers in May resulted in an index of 69, down from 72.4 in April. Meanwhile, a University of Michigan index for the country slipped from 65.7 in April…

State's 10-year economic plan: Create prosperity for all Utahns

Brice Wallace The state has unveiled — again — its long-term economic plan. The 10-year plan was approved by the Unified Economic Opportunity Commission at its most recent meeting. Highlights of the plan were included in a slide deck presented in September to a legislative…

Hedge becomes president of Inland Port

Upon the recommendation of Executive Director Jack Hedge, the board of directors of the Utah Inland Port Authority has created the new role of president and appointed Hedge to the position. The board will move immediately to replace Hedge in the executive director position. The…

Last commercial airline pulls out of Ogden airport

Commercial air service is a thing of the past at the Ogden-Hinckley Airport. Allegiant Air has confirmed Friday it stopped flights to Ogden in April and Avelo Airlines will cease service with its last flight on June 26, according to airport manager Bryant Garrett. Allegiant Air…

ARS buys three Utah firms

An affiliated group of Utah mechanical service companies has been acquired by Memphis, Tennessee-based American Residential Services (ARS). The company, which does business as ARS/Rescue Rooter, purchased Absolute Air of Mapleton, Captain Electric of Orem and OyBoy Heating and…

NexHealth moves operations from San Francisco to SLC

NexHealth, a patient experience platform built for doctors and developers, is moving the majority of its core operations to Salt Lake City from San Francisco. The move comes on the heels of a $125 million funding round resulting in a $1 billion valuation of the company.…

Civica announces McCoy as new president; VanTrieste to remain on board

Civica Inc., a Lehi-based nonprofit generic drug company, has announced that Ned McCoy, currently Civica’s chief operating officer, has succeeded Martin Van-Trieste as Civica’s president and CEO. The change was effective June 1. VanTrieste will remain an advisor to the company…

31 Jones Waldo attorneys move to Parsons

The Salt Lake City law firm of Parsons Behle & Latimer has hired 31 attorneys from Jones Waldo Holbrook & McDonough. Now with more than 180 attorneys, the move makes Parsons one of the largest law firms in the Intermountain West. Parsons also announced that it has opened a new…

Nitto acquires Farmington's Bend Labs

Technology company Nitto Denko Corp. of Osaka, Japan, has acquired Farmington’s Bend Labs Inc., a provider of sensor device technology. On June 1, Bend became part of Nitto Group and changed its name to Nitto Bend Technologies. Nitto develops new products and services by…

Go Utah launches federal program to increase credit access to small business

The state has launched a federal program designed to expand access to capital, promote economic resiliency, create new jobs and increase economic opportunity in Utah. The Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (Go Utah) has established the State Small Business Credit…

Legislature scores high with NFIB

The National Federation of Independent Businesses has released its report on the voting records of Utah lawmakers. The results give the state’s Legislature a claim to being the most pro-small-business state in the nation, the NFIB said. At the end of every two-year legislative…

Eltropy acquires POPi/o

Milpias, California-based Eltropy, a messaging platform for financial institutions to engage with customers, has acquired POPi/o of Sandy. POPi/o provides video banking and collaboration technology, including mobile, web and in-branch video software solutions. “The acquisition…

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