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So. Jordan's AgilePQ acquires Seattle firm

AgilePQ, a South Jordan-based software company providing data security for the Internet of Things, has acquired Centri, a cybersecurity company based in Seattle. “Centri’s technology is a force multiplier with AgilePQ,” said Paul Clayson, CEO of AgilePQ. “Centri and AgilePQ have…

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Mar 23

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Clarus buys California protective case maker

Salt Lake City-based Clarus Corp., a global holding company focused on the outdoor and consumer industries, has acquired privately held S.K.B. Corp. for $85 million in cash and 1,153,846 shares of Clarus common stock. Based in Orange, California, S.K.B. will continue to operate…

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Mar 23

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UTOPIA Fiber completes $23M buildout in Layton

UTOPIA Fiber, the fiber cable service provider serving much of Northern Utah, has announced that it has completed its fiber-to-the-home project in Layton, making the service available to nearly 80,000 homes and businesses. Completion of the $23 million project, which began in…

Utah approved for SBA loans for businesses impacted by coronavirus

The Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Development, along with Utah’s congressional delegation, the state Emergency Management Division and the governor’s office announced last week that businesses impacted by coronavirus in all 29 counties in the state are now eligible to apply…

Policy change means rapid expansion of Co-Diagnostics' virus test

A new policy announced last week by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration aimed at expediting the availability of COVID-19 diagnostics will allow Salt Lake City-based Co-Diagnostics Inc. to aggressively expand its presence in the U.S. market, the company said in a release.…

Female founders and CEOs honored as Sego Award finalists

Finalists have been named for the 2020 Sego Awards, which recognize outstanding female founders and CEOs. More than 1,200 award entrants were received. Category winners will be announced at an awards event May 8 at Sundance Mountain Resort. The finalists are: Highest Overall…

Utah Chapter of CCIM names 2020 Excellence Awards honorees

The Utah Chapter of CCIM has honored more than 40 finalists in 16 award categories and recognized six new and redeveloped projects at its 2020 Excellence Awards event. The annual awards program honored professionals in Utah’s commercial real estate industry who exemplify the…

Companies OK, employees may not be ready to work from home

Corporate America is taking quick action to keep their employees safe from COVID-19, known as the coronavirus. However, a new survey from Provo-based VitalSmarts, a corporate training and leadership development company, shows that recently adopted work-from-home policies may…

Succeeding in Your Business: From the mailbag: The case of the doormat partner

By Cliff Ennico Most of the emails I get for this column are pretty straightforward. Some, though, come straight out of the daytime soap operas, positively oozing with bile and vitriol. Here’s a good one: “I am the co-founder/CEO of a seminar production company. I started a…

State leaders: Be prepared, but don't panic about virus

By Brice Wallace While Utah had only three confirmed cases of coronavirus as of the middle of last week, a group of prominent government and business officials were encouraging individuals and businesses to be prepared because that number likely will grow. “The key is … we don’t…

California fintech coming to Utah with more than 500 jobs

A California-based financial technology company will expand into Utah, bringing more than 500 jobs. Deserve Inc. made the announcement last week after being approved for a state incentive by the Governor’s Office of Economic Development board. The incentive is tied to 258 jobs…

Event highlights contributions of Utah's women-owned businesses

As women grow in their roles as business owners, they can become a growing force in international trade, Ana M. Guevara, deputy assistant secretary for U.S. field operations of the U.S. Commerce Department, told a recent gathering at the International Women’s Day Celebration…

MWCN names HealthEquity founder Neeleman 2020 Entrepreneur of the Year

MountainWest Capital Network (MWCN) has named Dr. Stephen Neeleman, founder and vice chair of HealthEquity Inc., as its 2020 Entrepreneur of the Year. HealthEquity is a health saving account trustee and custodian founded in 2002. Neeleman was recognized during a ceremony on…

Grewe to head Utah Office of Outdoor Rec.

Gov. Gary Herbert has named Patrick “Pitt” Grewe as director of the Utah Office of Outdoor Recreation (OOR). “We conducted an extensive two-month search to find our new director for the Utah Office of Outdoor Recreation,” said Val Hale, executive director of the Governor’s…

IE Corp. acquires Baselayer Technology

Price-based power distribution engineering company IE Corp. has acquired edge data center company Baselayer Technology LLC. Edge data centers are smaller facilities located close to the populations they serve that deliver cloud computing resources and cached content to end…

Vivint Smart Home announces upper management changes

Alex J. Dunn is stepping away from his position as president of Vivint Smart Home after 14 years at the company. He will remain an advisor to the company through March 2021. Scott R. Hardy, Vivint’s chief operating officer, will assume many of his day-to-day responsibilities. “I…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 3-16-20

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Purple Innovation Purple Innovation Inc., based in Lehi, reported a net loss of $12.7 million, or 29 cents per share, for the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31. That compares with a loss of $5.4…

Upgraded restaurants and lodges part of Deer Valley's $14 million improvements

This summer, Deer Valley Resort will begin its biggest capital investment in over two decades with a $14 million improvement plan for the 2020-21 season. The summer work will be the beginning of resort owner Alterra Mountain Co.’s five-year plan for the resort that will total…

Utah County Update: Lehi: Transportation, parks and fiber optic network priorities for the city

By Mark Johnson Lehi City will focus on three primary objectives in 2020 which have generated much discussion. They are all related in some specific way to the issue that has concerned many in our community and much of our state: growth. I want to briefly frame what lies ahead…

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Mar 14

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Succeeding in Your Business: Should you be a guinea pig for a new franchise?

By Cliff Ennico “I was downsized from a corporate job about a year ago. I have never run my own business before, but I am realizing now there is no future for me in corporate America (I am over 50 years of age), so I am looking at entrepreneurial options. “My outplacement firm…

Legal Matters: New H-1B Visa registration period opens - and closes soon

By Tim Wheelwright U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently announced it is changing the way it allocates the annual quota of H-1B visas. Companies seeking a new H-1B visa must first register online before they will be eligible to petition for a visa. The…

Utah's economy mirrors nation's, economist says

By Brice Wallace Think “Utah” and “party,” and one might logically think “Republican.” But Orn B. Bodvarsson instead concludes “economy.” The state has been enjoying an economic party — outpacing the U.S. and other states — since the depths of the economic crisis of 2009-10, and…

Initiative launched to preserve affordable housing

A coalition of Utah heavy hitters, including the Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation, Intermountain Healthcare, Utah Nonprofit Housing Corp. and Zions Bank, have launched an effort to address the state’s housing shortage and affordability. Aimed at saving affordable housing…

Utah's InMoment announces merger with Lehi's MaritzCX

Two Utah companies involved in the customer experience industry have announced an agreement to join forces. InMoment of South Jordan and MaritzCX of Lehi will combine under the InMoment banner with the latter operating as MaritzCX, An InMoment Company. The combined company will…

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Mar 8

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