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Swedish firm to acquire Provo’s Inertial Sense

Hexagon, the global provider of measurement and positioning technologies based in Stockholm, Sweden, has agreed to acquire Provo-based Inertial Sense. Founded in 2013 by Walt Johnson, Inertial Sense is a provider of tactical-grade global navigation solutions and inertial…

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Dec 6

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Willard business park joins Inland Port’s Golden Spike Project Area

White Rock Business Park, a 180-acre industrial land parcel in Willard, has joined the Utah Inland Port Authority’s Golden Spike Project Area. The site is owned and being developed by Millstream Partners and marketed for lease, sale or build-to-suit development by commercial…

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Dec 6

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Mindsmith secures $4.1 million seed round for accelerated platform

Mindsmith, a Provo-based AI-native e-learning platform that combines the speed of artificial intelligence with modern learning science, has announced a $4.1 million seed funding round to accelerate its mission of transforming corporate learning. The round was led by Next…

Zions Bank releases ‘Economic Snapshot’ for November

Despite the lack of the normal amount of data in public release due to the federal government shutdown, Zions Bank has released its November “Economic Snapshot,” a monthly service that highlights the most recent data on labor markets, interest rates, construction activity and…

Industry Briefs 12-8-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT • The Utah Board of Tourism Development , at its November meeting, approved a production incentive for “Halloween Wars,” a series that will air on Food Network and HBO and feature cake…

People on the Move 12-8-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . GOVERNMENT • Gov. Spencer J. Cox has appointed Jeremy Andrus to serve on the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity board. Andrus is CEO of Traeger Grills, based in Salt Lake City. He has more than two…

America First steps up with emergency food aid

America First Credit Union donated $250,000 to the Utah Food Bank as part of its emergency aid allocation that totaled $1 million. (Photo courtesy AFCU) Peri Kinder The City Journals With depleted pantries and a high demand for food this Thanksgiving, America First Credit Union…

Utah’s population projected to reach 5.6 million by 2065

Utah will have a population increase equal to the total number of people in today’s Idaho over the next four decades. That’s the conclusion of long-term planning projections released recently by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah. The new study said…

Indoor drive-thru aims to resolve traffic flow and improve patient access

Wait times are anticipated to drop to under two minutes for medical cannabis patients as WholesomeCo Cannabis’s new indoor drive-thru and express pick-up facilities officially opened to the public on Nov. 12. “We want to meet patients where they are on their personal journeys,”…

Podcasters: Culture key to addressing mine workforce issues

The pay is good. The job openings exist. So what’s keeping people — especially young people — from considering mining as a career? For Derek Grover and Dino Brunson, the answer is obvious. The co-hosts of the “Mining Minds” podcast believe culture has an overwhelming impact on…

Kennecott signs lease with Texas wind farm

Alixel Cabrera Utah News Dispatch Amid an effort to become carbon neutral by 2050, Rio Tinto Kennecott signed a 15-year agreement with a clean energy company to purchase power from a newly completed wind farm in Texas. TerraGen, a renewable energy developer, recently opened the…

Tips and information for booking holiday flights

The holiday season is one of the busiest travel periods of the year. Airports are bustling, flights are packed, and travelers are often in a rush to secure their trips before prices skyrocket. While booking a flight may seem straightforward, the reality is far more complex! Many…

Expanded terminal planned in Wellington

FourPoints Resources and Energy Transfer LP have agreed to expand the Price River Terminal in Wellington, Utah. The plan is to double the terminal’s export capacity and help deliverability of American Premium Uinta crude to refineries around the country. Officials said the…

SLC’s rPlus Energies expands Idaho presence with two acquisitions

Salt Lake City-based rPlus Energies has acquired two solar and energy storage projects near Boise, Idaho. The projects, Blacks Creek Energy Center and Bluebird Solar, together represent a combined 900 megawatts (MW) of energy and storage capacity. The acquisition makes rPlus…

Los Angeles VC firm acquires Provo’s Exit Ventures

Exit Ventures, a Provo-based early-stage venture capital firm focused on energy, AI infrastructure and sustainable materials, has been acquired by KittyHawk Ventures of Los Angeles. Exit Ventures founder Paul Burgon will join Kitty Hawk as a partner. Founded in 2015, KittyHawk…

Ski resorts awash in customer enhancements

Many Utah ski areas have made improvements or additions in anticipation of the 2025-26 season. Now all they need is some snow storms to cover the slopes. (Adobe Stock image) New lifts, base area developments and elevated guest experiences highlight some of the improvements and…

Quiet, please! I'm trying to not work here

I don’t know whose bright idea it was, but the person who came up with the concept of the open office deserves to be severely punished. How about a sentence of 40 years, working in an open office? Whoever the offender turns out to be, you can be sure they were in a private…

California company acquires Lehi's CanQualify

Tang & Co., a Torrance, California-based supplier of occupational health, employee screening and workforce training solutions, has acquired CanQualify LLC of Lehi. CanQualify is a platform specializing in supplier prequalification and risk management. Tang & Co. said the…

Greenix Pest Control appoints Nate Randle as CEO

Greenix Pest Control, a pest management company based in Orem and operating in more than a dozen states, has announced the appointment of Nate Randle as CEO. Randle succeeds Bob Nilsen, who will transition to the company’s board of directors after more than a decade of leading…

SLC's Palladyne AI forms new defense division through acquisitions

Palladyne AI Corp., a Salt Lake City software company specializing in artificial intelligence for robotics, has announced a major shift in its strategy with the acquisition of three companies. Through the acquisitions, Palladyne will launch Palladyne Defense, a new division…

Pye-Barker acquires Zion Fire & Security

Pye-Barker Fire & Safety, a nationwide fire protection and security services company based in Atlanta, has acquired Zion Fire & Security of St. George. Zion Fire & Security provides security, fire alarm, fire suppression and automation services for commercial customers with…

Biotech firm Recursion names Khan as CEO

Recursion, a clinical-stage biotechnology company based in Salt Lake City, has announced a leadership transition that becomes effective Jan. 1. Recursion’s board has named current chief R&D director and commercial officer Najat Khan as CEO, president and a board member. She will…

Division of Outdoor Recreation picks firm for environmental assessment of 700-mile High Desert Trail

The Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation (DOR) has chosen a Phoenix firm to conduct the environmental assessment process by which the High Desert Trail through the state will become compliant under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). In addition to guiding the NEPA…

Utah taxable sales outpace inflation despite data gaps

Utah taxable sales continue to modestly outpace inflation, according to the October 2025 Roadmap to Prosperity Economic Dashboard, released by the Salt Lake Chamber, in partnership with the University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute. Over the 12 months ending in…

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