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Jones applies to open Utah industrial bank

Jones Financial Cos. LLP of St. Louis has submitted an application to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) and Utah Department of Financial Institutions to establish the Edward Jones Bank, a Utah-chartered industrial bank. The bank would be insured by the FDIC and subject…

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Jul 26

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Group to relaunch Brandless

Provo-based Clarke Capital Partners has joined forces with digital marketing agency, Ikonifi of Sandy to purchase the ssets of Brandless Inc., an online retailer that shut down in February when it ran into challenges with profitability and mounting troubles with distressed…

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Jul 26

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Foundation gift helps 'Huntsman at Home' expand to eastern Utah counties

A $4.5 million gift from the Huntsman family’s Huntsman Foundation is funding an expansion of a unique program at the Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) at the University of Utah that brings specialty cancer care directly to patients in their homes. With the gift, HCI’s “Huntsman…

Amazon hiring 1,500 workers in West Jordan

Amazon is hiring to fill more than 1,500 new full-time positions ahead of the launch of its upcoming fulfillment center in West Jordan. The company has also recently opened its new delivery station in Salt Lake City. With the opening of these new buildings, Amazon will grow to…

Business-to-business payments: Moving from high-touch to high-tech

By Drew Yergensen Over the past few months, our workplaces have changed tremendously. Offices that were once full of people are now nearly empty. Work that was once done in person is now being done at home. With so many now working remotely, COVID-19 has forced many companies to…

Succeeding in Your Business: How to value your business when a 'triggering' event occurs

By Cliff Ennico The toughest part of drafting any owners’ agreement for a corporation, partnership or limited liability company (LLC) is figuring out how to value the company when a “triggering” event (somebody dies, divorces, withdraws from the business, etc.) occurs and an…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 7-27-20

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 $57 million, or 34 cents per share, for the second quarter. That compares with…

Profire Energy announces executive changes

Profire Energy Inc., a technology company in the oil and gas industry based in Lindon, has announced several changes in its executive leadership. Current chief financial officer Ryan W. Oviatt and Cameron M. Tidball, current chief business development officer, have been named…

Four lessons from coronavirus for improving work performance

By John Graham “The comfort zone is the dead zone,” states Mike Manes, a business consultant in New Iberia, Louisiana. If we’ve learned anything so far this year, it’s that an unseen — but deadly — force kicked us out of our comfort zone — way out! Although the pressure is on to…

Vivint becomes part of nation's largest solar co. in $3.2B deal

By John Rogers Lehi-based Vivint Solar, the nation’s second-largest residential solar company, has been acquired by Sunrun Solar of San Francisco — the nation’s largest. Board members of both companies unanimously approved the deal which has an enterprise value of $3.2 billion,…

1-800Accountant to open Lehi office, hire 120 new employees

By Brice Wallace A virtual accounting firm serving small businesses soon will add 120 workers to its employment total by putting operations in Lehi. Accounting Fulfillment Services LLC, operating as 1-800Accountant, will add those jobs over the next five years, aided by a state…

COVID-19 Updates 7-20-20

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…

Federal pandemic food assistance program OKed for Utah school kids

The United States Department of Agriculture has approved Utah’s application to participate in the Pandemic-Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program. This is a federal food assistance program for school-age children created by Congress as part of the Families First Coronavirus…

Paycheck Protection Program loans deadline extended through Aug. 8

The U.S. Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) has been extended until Aug. 8, according to a release from the agency’s Utah District office. Small-business owners can to apply through approved lenders through that date. “Thanks to the legislation…

Tax Commission says C-19 property value impact won't show until 2021

Although the majority of Utah taxpayers have felt the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Utah State Tax Commission is reminding Utahns that because COVID-19 pandemic happened after Jan. 1, if there was any impact on property evaluations, it will not be reflected in the 2020…

West Salt Lake City to receive next Farmers Feeding Utah food delivery

As the impacts of the pandemic continue to be felt throughout the state, Farmers Feeding Utah is launching its third “miracle project” to provide relief to families with food insecurities in the west part of Salt Lake City. The delivery is scheduled for July 27. “Instead of…

A modified and scaled-back Utah State Fair will go on as scheduled

Although the look and feel may be considerable different, the board of the Utah State Fair has announced the event will proceed as scheduled. Redubbed “A September To Remember,” the fair will be held Sept. 10-20. The board said that events such as the junior livestock show and…

Boeing delivers 500,000 face masks for Utah's students and teachers

A half-million protective facemasks arrived at Salt Lake City International Airport earlier this month intended for use by Utah students and teachers. The masks were delivered as part of Boeing’s COVID-19 transport mission aboard a Boeing Dreamlifter. It was the 12th such…

Health department reporting rise in crisis hotline calls because of virus

As might be expected, calls to Utah’s mental health crisis hotlines have seen a marked increase during the COVIS-19 pandemic, according to the Utah Department of Health. However, mental health-related hospitalizations have declined and the suicide rate has remained flat during…

FanX Salt Lake comics convention announces cancellation of 2020 meet

The FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention that annually attracts 50,000 or more attendees has cancelled its 2020 meeting, organizers said in a release. “Our top priority has always been and will continue to be the safety and well-being of our FanX family — which, unfortunately, at…

New education program will assist Utah workers displaced by virus

To provide education to employees displaced by COVID-19, the Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) and its Talent Ready Utah team, in partnership with the Utah System of Higher Education (USHE), have launched the “Learn & Work in Utah” outreach and education…

BioUtah publishes report listing Utah companies in battle against COVID-19

Utah’s life sciences industry is doing its part in the battle against COVID-19 by developing diagnostic and antibody tests, manufacturing testing supplies, procuring critical PPE, researching treatments, utilizing next generation sequencing and innovating technologies and…

Another employee tests positive; another DMV office shuts down

The Utah Division of Motor Vehicle (DMV) has announced that another of its offices has been shut down because an employee tested positive for COVID-19. The DMV office at 14555 S. Minute Man Drive in Draper will be closed until further notice. The closure is in an effort to…

Incentives bring five film projects to state

By Brice Wallace After a bit of a dry spell due primarily to coronavirus impacts, five productions — in the categories of “Hallmark” and “horror” — were approved for state film incentives this month. While the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) approved four…

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