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Overstock expands with KC warehouse

Salt Lake City-based online retailer Overstock.com Inc. has announced plans to open a warehouse in Kansas City, Kansas, with distribution from the facility expected to begin in October. The company said the new facility is located to allow it to offer two-day ground shipping to…

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Sep 22

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New York company buys Salt Lake-based Teem

Teem, a Salt Lake City-based provider of shared office and meeting space and online meeting software, has been acquired by WeWork of New York City. WeWork provides design services and technology for the office spaces of corporate clients. WeWork said in a release that it is…

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Sep 22

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Chicago insurance firm meeting Utah hiring goal

GoHealth, a 17-year-old Chicago-based health insurance marketplace, is expanding rapidly at its new location in Lindon. The company has hired more than 400 in the past six weeks and plans to fill another 200 positions by mid-October, fulfilling the company’s goal to fill 600 new…

High prices & shortages targets of new nonprofit drug company

By Brice Wallace Sometimes, companies create buzz by getting a new name. Or a new CEO. Or more partners. Or expecting eventually to have hundreds of employees. Or by announcing their plans to shake up an industry. A not-for-profit company spearheaded by Intermountain Healthcare…

EDCU: 35 'wins' mean $1.7 billion invested in Utah

At its annual meeting last week in Salt Lake City, the Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah) celebrated the economic successes it saw during its recently ended fiscal year. The group also honored a pair of community leaders for their roles in the economic growth…

More jobs for Silicon Slopes: Cal software company coming to Utah

A California-based software company will put operations in Utah over the next few years, creating 355 jobs in Utah’s Silicon Slopes area. Cornerstone OnDemand Inc., based in Santa Monica and with about 1,800 employees worldwide, made the expansion announcement last week after…

Zions no longer deemed 'too big to fail'

Zions Bancorporation has prevailed in its attempt to not be designated as a “systemically important financial institution,” or SIFI, thus relieving it from tighter federal regulation. Salt Lake City-based Zions and the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) both announced…

Fischer to head Maverick Trading

Maverick Trading of Salt Lake City has named Darren Fischer to replace Robb Reinhold, founder of the company, as CEO. Reinhold will remain with the firm and continue as chief investment officer and head of trader development. The change was prompted by Maverick’s growth over the…

MWCN announces 2018 Utah 100 fastest-growing and 'Emerging Elite'

MountainWest Capital Network (MWCN) has announced the Utah 100, its annual list of the fastest-growing Utah companies, and its 20-company “Emerging Elite” list. The companies’ rankings will be announced at the 24th annual Utah 100 awards program Oct. 30 at the Grand America…

CBRE: Multifamily activity should reach $1B

Driven by growing rental rates, low vacancies and aggressive pricing, the multifamily real estate industry continues its local steady growth of recent years, according to the Greater Salt Lake Area Multifamily Market Report release last week by commercial real estate firm CBRE.…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 9-17-18

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Domo Domo Inc., based in American Fork, reported a net loss of $46.4 million, or $4.41 per share, for the fiscal second quarter ended July 31. That compares with a loss of $43.5 million, or…

Chamber priorities: Close gaps in gender, housing, jobs needs

By Brice Wallace Much of the Salt Lake Chamber’s priorities in the near future will be focused on closing gaps. As its leadership explained during the organization’s 131st annual meeting last week, Utah faces gaps in the levels of pay according to gender, in housing…

Wells Fargo: Utah leading economic boom in West

The West’s economy continues to outpace the rest of the country and few states have performed as solidly and consistently as the Utah over the past five years. So says a report from the Wells Fargo Economist Team released last week. Real GDP growth in Utah remained one of the…

Meeting brings MAs from across nation to SLC

Medical assistants from across the country will meet this weekend in Salt Lake City to discuss trends that affect one of the nation’s fastest-growing careers. Sessions at the 62nd Annual Conference of the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA), scheduled for Sept.…

UTC Hall inductees named

The Utah Technology Council has announced its 2018 Hall of Fame inductees. Named by the council are Ryan Smith, founder and CEO of Qualtrics; Gail Miller, philanthropist and chairman of Larry H. Miller Group of Companies; and Jeremy Andrus, CEO of Traeger Grills. The awards will…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 9-10-18

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: HealthEquity HealthEquity Inc., based in Draper, reported net income of $22.5 million, or 36 cents per share, for the second quarter ended July 31. That compares with $16.9 million, or 27 cents,…

Lee named president of NewBridge Global

NewBridge Global Ventures Inc., an Orem-based company engaged consulting and acquisitions in the cannabis industry, has appointed Todd Lee as president of the company. As part of the shuffle of senior management, Scott Cox, president of the company since October 2017, has been…

SEO Werkz buys Be Locally SEO

SEO Werkz, an Internet marketing company based in Draper, has acquired Be Locally SEO of South Jordan. The companies are previous competitors in the search engine optimization industry. Terms of the buyout were not disclosed. “Maintaining a consistent A-plus rating with the…

Picture this: A camera that takes pictures with no lens

In the future, your car windshield could become a giant camera, sensing objects on the road. Or each window in a home could be turned into a security camera. University of Utah electrical and computer engineers have discovered a way to create an optics-less camera in which a…

Information increases survival rate in active-shooter situation

By Brice Wallace If an armed man or woman intent on inflicting harm enters a workplace or business, among the defenses available to those inside is being armed with information. Knowing such basic things as all the possible exit routes, places to hide and even ways to hide can…

Rosy job market still bolstering Utah confidence

Despite a mild uptick in concern over their paychecks keeping up with increased prices, Utah consumers continue to feel fine about their financial future. The Zions Bank Utah Consumer Attitude Index (CAI) increased 1.4 points to 114.9 in August. The CAI stayed about level with a…

Utah, Mexican state sign energy export agreement

Utah's Governor’s Office of Energy Development (OED) has signed an agreement with the Mexican state of Baja California's Ministry of Economic Development to promote collaboration in advancing infrastructure, technology and global market access for Utah’s energy resources.…

Smith’s stores bagging plastic

Smith’s Food & Drug Stores has announced a plan to phase out the use of single-use plastic bags and transition to reusable bags across its stores by 2025. “As part of our Zero Hunger/Zero Waste commitment, we are phasing out use-once, throw-it-away plastic bags and transitioning…

Sandy Chamber launches program

The Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce has partnered with Key Bank to sponsor a program aimed at helping existing business owners prepare for growth. Called the Business Accelerator Academy, it is a hands-on program that provides the knowledge to create and manage a customized,…

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