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Lendio moves, plans to add 100 employees

Lendio, a Utah-based small-business loan marketplace, has moved its corporate headquarters from South Jordan to Lehi. According to a release from the company, the move to Lehi allows the company to further accelerate its growth, with plans to hire another 100 employees, expand…

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Jul 14

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Salt Lake City RDA releases $10.7 million to encourage affordable housing projects

The Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City (RDA) is making $10.7 million available to local housing developers for the construction of affordable housing projects. As part of a city-wide effort to increase the number of affordable housing units in Salt Lake City, the Salt Lake…

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Survey: Americans are willing to do a lot in order to own a home

According to a new Wells Fargo survey, Americans are willing to do what it takes to make their homeownership goals a reality — such as taking on a side job, cutting expenses or considering a less-expensive location. The Wells Fargo 2019 “How America Views Homeownership” survey…

Survey shows some middle-market firms are preparing for an economic slowdown

By Drew Yergensen The Great Recession ended in 2009 and, despite the growth that has prevailed in the decade since, many middle-market business owners have been watching economic trends closely and taking steps to prepare for the time when growth stalls. While overall sentiment…

Succeeding in Your Business: Important to keep client attrition low when selling a professional practice

By Cliff Ennico “I am a podiatrist with a fairly large practice in a large Midwestern city. My wife and I have decided to move south to Florida to be closer to our grandchildren. I have found a younger podiatrist who wants to take over my practice, but I’m not sure exactly how…

Arts industry strong in Utah: Adds $10B yearly to economy

“Vibrant and impactful.” Those words are used to describe Utah’s creative-arts industry in a new profile recently released by the Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah). The study, titled “The Arts In Utah,” found that job growth in arts and entertainment the past…

Weber & Davis counties join to promote No. Utah

Davis and Weber counties have joined forces with the Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah) to announce the formation of a new regional economic development entity that will brand and promote the Northern Utah region. Chris Roybal, former president and CEO of…

Survey: Utah salaries up 3.3 percent over 2018

Utah salaries rose an average of 3.3 percent for positions of all kinds in the past year, according to the just-released Utah Benchmark Compensation Survey from Employers Council. The survey was one of two released by the council along with the Utah Information Technology…

Noorda College hits key accreditation milestone

The proposed Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine (Noorda-COM), set to be based in Provo, has received notification from the Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation that its application for accreditation has be moved from “applicant” status to “candidate” status. The…

Poll: Investor optimism wanes for second straight quarter

American investors’ optimism declined again in the second quarter, according to The Wells Fargo/Gallup Investor and Retirement Optimism Index. The index dropped to 85, down 18 points from 103 a year ago. The index dropped in the first quarter also. Investors are less optimistic…

HealthEquity acquires WageWorks

HealthEquity Inc., a Draper-based independent health savings account custodian, has announced plans to acquire WageWorks Inc. of San Mateo, California. WageWorks is specializes in administering consumer-directed benefits such as health savings accounts (HSA), flexible spending…

Trying to close a sale? Here are 10 things that motivate your customers to buy

By John Graham Contrary to what many people believe, most salespeople want their customers to make good decisions. They want them satisfied — whether it’s buying shoes, home improvement, a vacation package, a car or an insurance policy. Even so, salespeople accidentally lose…

Division of Consumer Protection joins FTC in nationwide robocall crackdown

The Utah Department of Commerce’s Division of Consumer Protection has joined with Federal Trade Commission and the division’s law enforcement partners in a major crackdown on illegal robocalls. The initiative includes 94 actions targeting operations around the country that are…

Succeeding in Your Business: Here are some hints for getting started in off-Broadway theater

By Cliff Ennico “I’ve been a struggling actor in New York for several years, but right now I’ve got the chance of a lifetime. I have written, directed and produced a satirical off-Broadway play based on the life of a famous former politician. I have a couple of investors —…

EDCUtah pushing mega sites to boost appeal for large firms

By Brice Wallace Utah economic development officials are hoping that mega sites will have mega benefits for Utah. Speaking at a recent gathering of ULI Utah and NAIOP Utah, a representative of the Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah) said the organization’s program…

Jobless rate stays steady in May at 2.9%

Steady as she goes. Utah’s May unemployment stayed unchanged at 2.9 percent, according to numbers released last week by the Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS). That means only approximately 45,500 Utahns were unemployed and actively seeking work during the…

Utahns still feeling good about economic prospects

Despite an apparent waning of economic confidence across the U.S., Utahns continue to believe that things are pretty good. The Zions Bank Utah Consumer Attitude Index (CAI) increased a strong 2.4 points to 115.6 in June. Year over year, the CAI has risen 3.8 points since June…

Petroteq video explains oils sands process

Ever wonder what it takes to get salable oil out of eastern Utah’s tar sands? Petroteq Energy Inc. has the only operating oil sands extraction facility in Utah and now it has released a seven-minute video that explains the process. “Follow the Molecule,” produced by V6 Media of…

Biskupski fires back at legislature's action by filing amended Port Authority suit

Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski has amended a lawsuit she filed in March challenging the constitutionality of the planned Utah Inland Port. The amended suit is in response to action taken by the 2019 Utah Legislature expanding the reach of the Utah Inland Port Authority.…

4th West sale is state's largest

4th West, a 493-unit luxury apartment community in Salt Lake City, has been sold in a transaction hailed as the largest total dollar single-asset sale in Utah history. 4th West, located at 255 N. 400 W., was built in 2017 by Salt Development. The sale was announced by the Salt…

Huge damages award may spell end for Provo's VidAngel filtering service

By John Rogers Late last month, a jury ordered Provo-based video filtering service VidAngel to pay $62.4 million in damages to Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. for streaming hundreds of movies on its service without permission. The verdict is potentially a death blow to the company,…

Newmark Group acquires Newmark Grubb ACRES, including Salt Lake office

A global real estate services business has acquired a southwestern firm with which it has had an alliance agreement. Newmark Group Inc., which operates Newmark Knight Frank (NKF), has acquired ACRES, which has operated as Newmark Grubb ACRES through an agreement with NKF.…

Harrington named CEO of Provo-based InsideSales.com

InsideSales.com, a Provo-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) sales applications company, has appointed Chris Harrington as chief executive officer. Previously the company’s chief operating officer, Harrington will succeed former CEO and founder Dave Elkington, who will remain…

Profire acquires Canadian firm

Lindon-based Profire Energy Inc., a technology company which creates, installs and services burner and chemical management equipment in the oil and gas industry, has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Profire Combustion Inc., has acquired Millstream Energy Products Ltd.…

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