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Mountain Mike’s Pizza signs 30-store franchise deal in Utah

Pelican Food Concepts LLC has signed a franchise agreement with Newport Beach, California-based Mountain Mike’s Pizza to bring 30 new locations to Utah over the next decade. The 40-year-old pizza company has one Utah location in South Jordan that Pelican recently purchased. The…

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Feb 28

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

Rock West Com posites , a West Jordan-based provider of composite products for a variety of industries, has added a Build Your Own Tube feature to its website. The tool allows Rock West’s customers to define specific attributes they need for their custom composite tubing,…

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Feb 28

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Utah County Update: Provo: Community Building Together

By Michelle Kaufusi There are more than 20,000 incorporated communities in America. While many are prospering, others are struggling. An important question we focus on in Provo is how do we build and maintain a vibrant community where people want to live, work, learn, play and…

Succeeding in your Business: You and your client: Avoid politics and religion altogether

By Cliff Ennico “I have a consulting business with over 50 clients, but I’m afraid that won’t last much longer unless I get some tough love from you. “In working with my clients, it’s inevitable that we will discuss things other than the project at hand. Although I try to avoid…

What should firms' policies be toward staff vaccinations?

By Brice Wallace As the COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues, employers are facing a slew of questions about how to handle issues associated with their workforces. Should companies require employees to have a vaccination? Should they incentivize workers to get a vaccination?…

Two-year-old Lehi company planning a huge expansion

A package-tracking company has laid out a path for expansion in its home state. Route App Inc., which launched in January 2019 with five employees, has announced it will add 3,353 high-paying jobs over the next 11 years at its Lehi headquarters. “We’ve had a very fortunate two…

Carvana to open car inspection & reconditioning center in Tooele

A company famous for its car vending machines has made an important selection. Carvana, based in Tempe, Arizona, will open a vehicle inspection and reconditioning center in Tooele this year. The announcement came after the company was approved for a $757,736 tax credit incentive…

Officials report that wearing two well-fitting masks reduces C-19 exposure

Health officials from the U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are making the case for wearing two well-fitting masks. Scientists at the center conducted experiments last month to see how well wearing a cloth mask over a three-ply medical procedure mask and knotting…

Cox, officials aiming for total adult virus vaccination by end of May

Utah Department of Health Executive Director Rich Saunders told a Utah Senate committee recently that Utah will have enough doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to inoculate every Utahn before June. In addressing the Senate Health and Human Services Committee, Saunders said, “We will…

Chamber supports nationwide drive for liability protection for businesses

Adding to the pressure on Utah’s business owners caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is the fear of liability from their actions toward employees, clients and customers. The flood of lawsuits nationwide has already begun to fill up courts. The Salt Lake Chamber recently joined…

Nu Skin announces plans for leadership transition; Napierski to be CEO

Nu Skin Enterprises Inc. has announced Ryan Napierski, the company’s current president, has been selected by the board of directors to become the company’s next president and CEO. Napierski will succeed Nu Skin CEO Ritch Wood, who has decided to retire as CEO effective Sept. 1…

CSS Composites plans Richfield expansion

A composites manufacturing company will expand in Richfield, bringing up to 50 jobs, including 30 moving from Gunnison. The $15 million project by CSS Composites was announced by the Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah), Sevier County and the Governor’s Office of…

GOED approves concert film incentive

A feature documentary of a popular religious concert has been approved for a state incentive. At the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) board meeting in February, Sometime Productions LLC was approved for a Community Film Incentive Program cash rebate of up to…

SBA, Utah Dept. of Veterans Affairs join strategic alliance

The U.S. Small Business Administration and the state of Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs have signed a strategic alliance memorandum (SAM) to unify the efforts of the two organizations, share information and align essential services and resources to better serve…

Cimarron buys Cal. MSO

Cimarron Healthcare Capital, a Salt Lake City private equity firm focused on making investments in healthcare companies in the lower-middle market, has acquired CareAccess MSO of Cerritos, California. CareAccess is a management services company in the health and wellness…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 2-22-21

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Nu Skin Nu Skin Enterprises Inc., based in Provo, reported net income of $73.5 million, or $1.40 per share, for the 2020 fourth quarter ended Dec. 31. That compares with $40.1 million, or 72…

COVID-19 Updates 2-22-21

The following are events that have been included in The Enterprise Calendar listings and subsequently have been postponed or canceled, or have been removed from the organizers’ website calendars. This is not a complete list of postponements or cancellations. Check with…

WTC Utah forms committees to help Utah businesses reach global markets

The board of directors of World Trade Center Utah (WTC Utah) has formed two new committees to provide more Utah companies with the services and knowledge they need to compete and win globally, the organization said in a release. “World Trade Center Utah continues to leverage the…

Succeeding in Your Business: Are you a ‘small business’ or a ‘startup’?

By Cliff Ennico For the past 30-plus years, this has been a column for people who run small businesses. But what exactly is a “small business”? Well, 50 years ago, we knew what a small business was: a storefront somewhere in town that could accommodate only a few customers at a…

Utah's outdoor recreation is 'essential' to state's recruiting

By Brice Wallace What happens outside the buildings of Corporate Utah sometimes has as much influence as what occurs inside. Access to Utah wilderness and outdoor recreation play a key role in some companies’ decision to put operations in the state and their ability to attract…

Feds send Utah pandemic relief funds for tourism

The post-pandemic recovery of Utah’s tourism industry recently got a $1 million assist from the federal government. The Utah Office of Tourism (UOT) will receive that amount from the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) to promote “responsible” travel in the state,…

IHC announces medical campus in Saratoga Springs

Intermountain Healthcare has announced plans to construct a new medical campus in Saratoga Springs. The campus will be located on the corner of Pioneer Crossing and Crossroads Boulevard on a 40-acre site. The initial phase of the project includes a free-standing emergency…

Salt Lake firm teams with Previon for at-home saliva COVID-19 test kit

Salt Lake City-based Spectrum Solutions and its medical device and services division, Spectrum DNA, have partnered with Previon, an at-home patient medical testing kit manufacturer headquartered in Yorba Linda, California, to produce a do-it-yourself version of Spectrum’s saliva…

Smith's and Walmart stores receive first allotment of coronavirus vaccine

Pharmacies across Utah began receiving COVID-19 vaccine last week for administration to eligible customers. The federal government shipped doses directly to area Smith’s and Walmart pharmacies on Feb. 11. The two chains have a distribution contract with the state. Utah…

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Feb 14

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