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Five keys to developing a highly engaging and desirable company culture

Richard Tyson Company culture has increasingly become an important factor for candidates that have more options than ever when looking for a job, yet many organizations still glide over this critical element. According to a recent article in the Harvard Business Review by Sarah…

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Sarcos buys Pittsburgh firm

Salt Lake City-based Sarcos Technology and Robotics Corp. has announced that the company has reached a definitive merger agreement to acquire Pittsburgh-based RE2 Inc., a developer of autonomous and teleoperated mobile robotic systems for use in the aviation, construction,…

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Chamber updates Economic Dashboard

The Salt Lake Chamber’s Roadmap to Prosperity Coalition has updated its Economic Dashboard for March. The chamber published the dashboard in partnership with the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah. The coalition cited three key finding from the March…

Quotient Technology names Krepsik as CEO

Quotient Technology Inc., a Salt Lake City-based digital media and promotions technology company, has announced that Matthew Krepsik, currently the company’s chief technology officer, will become Quotient’s CEO by year-end 2022. Krepsik will succeed Steven Boal, who has served…

'Decision gap' hurting business

A new study conducted among chief information officers, chief data officers and vice presidents in data-oriented positions released by American Fork’s cloud-based business intelligence platform Domo pointed to a significant data decision gap impacting companies’ business…

Utah's women-owned businesses contributing to pandemic recovery

Marla Trollan Since 1987, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has celebrated Women’s History Month to recognize the role women entrepreneurs play in building and strengthening our local and national economies. Women have transformed the face of entrepreneurship across…

Intelitechs buys Total Cloud IT

Intelitechs, a Salt Lake City-based managed IT services provider, has acquired Total Cloud IT of South Salt Lake. The acquisition opens the door to expansion by Intelitechs into serving a broader group of small to mid-sized businesses across the country with both managed IT and…

Succeeding in Your Business: When investing in a startup, what rights should you have?

Cliff Ennico “I am a retired entrepreneur. I turned a $7 million company into a $60 million company and then sold it. “I’ve joined a group of angel investors. We meet once a month and review business plans for startup companies in our area. And yes, we socialize and sometimes…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Co-Diagnostics Co-Diagnostics Inc., based in Salt Lake City, reported net income of $36.7 million, or $1.23 per share, for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31. That compares with $42.5 million, or…

Panelists: 'Little things' help recruit and keep employees

Brice Wallace For Tommy Montoya, it was flowers. Several years ago, a bouquet of flowers sent by his Procter & Gamble work manager to his home while he was away on yet another business trip made a connection that still exists and has become “a story that sticks around,” he says.…

Jobless rate back to its record low

With Utah’s unemployment rate leading the nation, there’s not much room for improvement. In February the jobless number ticked back down to 2.1 percent, matching the all-time low it reached in December. The rate means about 35,300 Utah residents remain without work. Meanwhile,…

Washington Co. room tax collection jumps 75%

The folks that promote tourism in Washington County got an unexpected boost in their budget in 2021. The Greater Zion Convention and Tourism Office saw a 75 percent spike in its income from the transient room tax, the levy charged to visitors staying in the area’s hotels, motels…

SBA extends deferment period for EIDL loans, now up to 30 months from approval

There’s some good news for any business that took out a COVID Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL). The Small Business Administration is extending deferment periods for disaster loans once again. With no further COVID-related relief funds from Congress in sight, the SBA is…

UofU biomedical engineer discovers COVID virus is not as transmittable as we thought

Remember when it was nearly impossible to buy disinfectant wipes? In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, people desperately wiped down surfaces to prevent the spread because initial studies showed the virus could live on certain surfaces for weeks. But later in 2020, newer…

Hess acquired by N.C.'s Maupin Travel

Maupin Travel, a Durham, North Carolina-based travel agency, has acquired Salt Lake City’s Hess Corporate Travel. Both companies are part of Tzell Travel, a New York City-based travel agency management company. Established in 1985 by Alan and Carol Hess, Hess Corporate Travel…

Five Star Franchising acquires Mosquito Shield

Springville-based Five Star Franchising, a service-based franchise platform company, has acquired Mosquito Shield, one of Entrepreneur magazine’s Franchise 500 brands. This is the eighth acquisition Five Star has completed since it was founded in June 2021. Based in North…

Lehi's Young Living names Ben Riley as acting president

Young Living, a Lehi-based provider of essential oils, has announced that Ben Riley has been named as acting president. Working closely with the executive team, Riley is tasked with directing company operations internally in order to optimize performance and the delivery of…

Breeze opens training center

Breeze Airways, the new low-fare airline founded by aviation entrepreneur David Neeleman, has opened its new Breeze Training Academy in Salt Lake City. The center is designed for initial and recurrent training for its pilots, flight attendants and technical operations employees.…

SL Co. home sales down 9 straight months

The home sales boom is definitely slowing down in Salt Lake County. For the ninth consecutive month, sales of all housing types dropped in the county in February when compared with last year. There were 949 homes sold in February, a 14 percent decrease compared to 1,102 sales in…

Millers make $2.5M gift to Huntsman School at USU

The Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation has announced a gift of $2.5 million to support a new building that will be home to experiential learning programming at the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. This gift adds to the $4 million-plus previously…

Suazo Center adopts women entrepreneur program

The Suazo Business Center, in a partnership with the Mexican Consulate of Salt Lake City, Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Arizona State University’s Thunderbird School of Global Management, has announced it will incorporate entrepreneurship training program DreamBuilder…

Aero-Graphics wins Army contract

Aero-Graphics, a geospatial services company headquartered in Salt Lake City, has signed a five-year contract with the Omaha District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for geospatial mapping and surveying. Aero-Graphics will do airborne and land-based remote sensing (including…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 3-28-22

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Clarus Clarus Corp., based in Salt Lake City, reported net income of $14 million, or 36 cents per share, for the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31. That compares with $7.1 million, or 22 cents per…

University of Utah engineers to help develop method to recycle nuclear waste

A major environmental concern about the use of nuclear reactors is what’s left behind — the nuclear waste from spent fuel rods. Where to dispose of this waste has been the source of much controversy. But instead of just burying the spent fuel rods, what if you could somehow…

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