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Salt Lake City touts strong coworking spaces market

Salt Lake City’s flexible workspace market is becoming one of the fastest-growing in the U.S., according to CoworkingCafe’s “Q3 2025 State of the Coworking Industry Report.” The new report found that the Salt Lake metro area has grown to 83 coworking spaces, placing it 28th…

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Nov 15

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Utah First Amphitheatre finishes busy and successful 2025 season

Lawrence Gowan and his bandmates of Styx performed along with Kevin Cronin at Utah First Amp in early June. (Photos by Tom Haraldsen/Salt Lake Business Journal) Tom Haraldsen Salt Lake Business Journal After close to 40 shows spread over five months, the Utah First Credit Union…

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People on the Move 11-17-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . BANKING • IFI Network , a Salt Lake City-based B2B banking marketplace, has appointed Molly Bennard to its Advisory Board. Bennard has more than two decades of experience building and scaling global financial…

Industry Briefs 11-17-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . DIVIDENDS • The board of directors of Zions Bancorporation NA , based in Salt Lake City, has declared a regular quarterly dividend of 45 cents per common share. The dividend will be payable Nov. 20 to…

New MX research shows most consumers can’t live without their banking apps

MX Technologies Inc., a Lehi-based financial data platform that helps financial institutions, fintechs and businesses connect, verify and enhance financial data, has published a study that found that Americans love their mobile banking apps, but that financial institutions are…

Filevine raises $400M to scale legal AI capability

Legal tech is a rapidly growing industry and Filevine’s equity-funded platform just received a big boost, raising $400 million to expand its AI tools. Over 15 months, and two rounds of funding, Filevine received investments from Insight Partners, Accel and Halo Fund, with…

Quick-moving, complicated case before Supreme Court

Businesses of all sizes and types face a constant set of challenges, juggling government regulation and taxes, litigation, market forces, supply chain issues, logistics complications, dealing with vendors and suppliers, and labor issues, not to mention sometimes-fleeting…

Midvale joins lawsuit against opioid drug manufacturers

Midvale’s city council speedily joined a settlement against eight pharmaceutical companies on Oct. 7, the night before the participation deadline. The council also signed off on allowing the mayor to join future opioid settlements without requiring city council approval. The…

Utah AG: Court likely to approve Utah-led $700M settlement vs. Google

Utah Attorney General Derek Brown, the Utah Department of Commerce’s Division of Consumer Protection and a bipartisan group of 52 other attorneys general nationwide have announced a federal court has indicated that it will approve a $700 million agreement with Google. The…

Supreme Court greenlights alternate way to become a Utah lawyer

It may not be an easier path to a law license, but it does provide a way to skip the dreaded bar exam. Aspiring lawyers who have graduated from law school now have a way around the traditional bar exam to become licensed attorneys. The Utah Supreme Court has approved Rule…

Jim Lundberg’s legal expertise brings him back to Maschoff Brennan

Since graduating from BYU’s law school in 1987, Jim Lundberg has spent decades in the legal field, often at the forefront of intellectual property law. After taking a year-long sabbatical to travel the world with his five daughters, Lundberg has joined the Maschoff Brennan firm.…

Remote workers and the law: critical tips for employers

Employment law for a Utah business can be … tricky. On one hand, you are trying to find, recruit and retain the best and brightest to help your customers and clients. On the other hand, you are trying to navigate morale and HR issues, reduce costs, and weed out workers who are…

Energage partners with City Journals on new home for Utah Top Workplaces

Nominations open for 2026 employer recognition award honoring Utah companies Energage, the HR technology company powering the Top Workplaces employer recognition program, today announced a partnership with the publisher of the Salt Lake Business Journal to create a new home for…

Power District rising: Ground broken for new Rocky Mountain Power headquarters

It wasn't the launch of a much-hoped-for Major League Baseball stadium, but it marked the start of construction in Salt Lake City’s new Power District that developers hope will someday be home to such a structure. Officials recently broke ground late on Rocky Mountain Power’s…

SLC airport adds 10 gates, new concessions, lounges

Just one more year to go. That’s what Salt Lake City International Airport officials said about the ongoing airport rebuild as they celebrated the latest addition to Utah’s major gateway facility. The airport recently opened 10 new gates, six additional concessions and a pair of…

South Valley Chamber honors business leaders as ‘Titans’ of their local communities

Amy Rees Anderson, managing partner of REES Capital, and Jeremy and Kristin Andrus, he as president and CEO of Traeger Grills and she as community advocate and philanthropist, were honored with Titan Awards by the South Valley Chamber of Commerce. (Photos courtesy South Valley…

UTA orders 20 more made-in-Utah light rail vehicles

Utah Transit Authority (UTA) has ordered an additional 20 Citylink light rail vehicles for its TRAX system from Germany-based manufacturer Stadler. The order is in addition to the 20 light rail cars UTA ordered a year ago. The new state-of-the-art trains are custom designed for…

Interstate Business Park to connect to new Savage Tooele Railroad

Utah-based Savage, a global transportation logistics and infrastructure company, has announced that Tooele County’s Interstate Business Park will be connecting to the newly opened Savage Tooele Railroad. Launched in mid-September, the Savage Tooele Railroad was Utah’s first new…

Sports Salt Lake’s Clay Partain explores what’s to come for Utah’s sports tourism — and it’s related to youth sports

Rebecca Olds Salt Lake Business Journal Sports Salt Lake is entering its fifth year in 2026 and has seen major growth, particularly in its numbers at its annual Sports Tourism Summit in early October, where leaders and local experts in the state’s sports tourism industry…

Give your career a rest -- hibernate now!

You know that feeling you get at work every day around 1 p.m.? That feeling that comes after a morning dealing with cranky clients and annoying co-workers? Followed by a lengthy lunch so full of fats and carbs that you can feel your clothes tightening as you slow-march back to…

Championship pickleball tour will put on an event at Black Desert Resort

Tom Haraldsen Salt Lake Business Journal Another professional championship tournament will be coming to the Black Desert Resort in Utah next year. The Ivins-based resort is building a 21-court pickleball complex and will host the Greater Zion Cup premiere pickleball tournament…

MWCN announces 'Utah 100,' other lists

Nectar leads the 2025 “Utah 100” list of the fastest-growing companies in Utah, compiled by MountainWest Capital Network. First presented in 1994, the Utah 100 is MWCN’s yearly list of the fastest-growing companies in the Beehive State. The list’s companies were announced…

Earnings Roundup 11-10-25

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 $221 million, or $1.48 per share, for the third quarter ended Sept. 30. That…

Mountain West Small Business Finance names Davis CEO, Mangum president and COO

Mountain West Small Business Finance (MWSBF), a Salt Lake City-based certified development and SBA financing company, has named new executive leaders. Effective with the announcement, Spencer Davis was named CEO and Danny Mangum was tabbed president and chief operating officer.…

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