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CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 2-7-22

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 $207 million, or $1.34 per share, for the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31. That…

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Yurgaitis named first woman president of Industrial Supply

Salt Lake City-based Industrial Supply Co. has named Jessica Yurgaitis as its new president. The announcement, from the company board and CEO Chris Bateman, said Yurgaitis is being promoted from senior vice president of marketing and product management and will be the first…

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Chicago firm buys Mtn. View Title

Ogden-based Mountain View Title & Escrow Inc. has been acquired by Old Republic National Title Insurance Co., a subsidiary of Chicago-based Old Republic International Corp. In addition to its Ogden headquarters, Mountain View has eight offices and 86 employees throughout the…

Twelve common attributes of outstanding leaders

Richard Tyson Since my earliest childhood days, I have been fascinated by the outstanding men and women of history, especially those we esteem as great leaders. I have been mesmerized by the stories of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill, Benjamin Franklin,…

Succeeding in Your Business: Do personal guaranties go on forever?

Cliff Ennico “My partner and I bought a small business five years ago from the person who originally started it. We assumed his existing lease for a terrific retail space and personally guaranteed the lease. As we are both getting ready to retire, we decided to sell the…

Consumers choose brands based on safety and how they treat their employees

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the degree to which U.S. consumers choose brands based on their health and safety standards and how well they treat their employees and customers, according to new research from Provo-based experience management platform Qualtrics. Consumers…

In State of the State, Cox touts 'strongest fiscal condition ever'

Brice Wallace In a State of the State address sprinkled with economic elements, Gov. Spencer Cox pushed for adding a grocery tax credit for Utah families, prioritizing Utah’s quality of life, removing government regulations that increase housing prices, investing in…

Are we better than fully employed?

Most economists say an unemployment rate of 3 percent or lower means effective full employment. The Federal Reserve considers a base unemployment rate of 5 percent to 5.2 percent as full employment. So, what would a 1.9 percent jobless rate indicate? That’s Utah current…

COVID-19 Updates Cancellations and postponements

The following are events that have been included in The Enterprise Calendar listings and subsequently have been postponed or canceled, or have been removed from the organizers’ website calendars. This is not a complete list of postponements or cancellations. Check with…

Legislature overturns mask mandates in Salt Lake and Summit counties

The Utah House has followed a similar action in the Utah Senate and voted to overturn masking mandates issued in Salt Lake and Summit counties. The 45-29 vote on a joint resolution introduced in the Senate came largely along party lines and mirrored a Senate vote of 22-5.…

FEMA provides $4.18 million to Utah agencies to mitigate pandemic costs

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has approved more than $4.18 million in additional public assistance funding to two Utah agencies for the COVID-19 response in Utah. FEMA awarded the S2.5 million in funding to Salt Lake County to reimburse the county for the cost…

Small businesses on brink: Survey data show omicron hurts Main Street

A staggering 97 percent of those who are hiring say difficulty in hiring is impacting their bottom line, according to a recent by Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Voices survey. Seventy-nine percent of survey respondents are concerned about the ongoing pandemic and the…

Government opens website, makes free at-home COVID tests available

The federal government has launched its website for Americans to request free at-home COVID-19 tests. The website, COVIDTest.gov, includes a link for Americans to order four at-home tests per residential address, to be delivered by the U.S. Postal Service. Biden announced in…

UofU receives grants to improve the health, retention of healthcare workers

The University of Utah Health system will be the recipient of nearly $3 million from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), in a series of awards to improve the retention of healthcare workers and…

HUD announces $1 million COVID relief to tribal communities in Utah

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has announced the awarding of more than $1 million to the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation in COVID-19 relief funds. The tribe will receive $1,035,000 to purchase two recreational vehicles, which will serve as…

Clinic receives contribution from Intermountain for quarantine services

Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Healthcare has made a contribution to Fourth Street Clinic, a community health center providing healthcare and support services to Utah’s homeless community. The contribution of $285,000 from the Intermountain Community Care Foundation was…

Record-breaking price increases characterize Utah's 2021 housing market

The 2021 Salt Lake City and Utah housing markets will be long remembered for their record-breaking price increases, according to a new report by the Salt Lake Board of Realtors. The most stunning statistic from the report found the income required to buy the median-priced home…

Foundation Report: Utah housing taking swing toward multi-unit

The Utah Foundation has released the third part of its study, “Is the Middle Missing? A Guide to Expanding Options for Utah Homebuyers and Renters.” The new release, “Utahns’ Development Preferences,” reveals what Utahns favor for new housing. The foundation explained that…

CORRECTION

In an article in the January 24, 2022, issue of The Enterprise headlined “U.S. Beverage to acquire Uinta Brewing,” the partner of U.S. Brewing was listed incorrectly. The actual partner in the transaction is FC Crestone of Greenwood Village, Colorado. The Enterprise regrets the…

Founder back as owner, leader of Clearlink

Provo-based Clarke Capital Partners and telemarketing and business process outsourcing services company Sitel Group of Miami have formed a partnership to assume management of Salt Lake City’s Clearlink. Under the agreement, Clark Capital has bought a significant interest in…

Murray's Intelitechs acquires Total Cloud IT

Intelitechs, a Murray-based managed IT services provider, has acquired Total Cloud IT, a Salt Lake City company that offers industry-specific cloud solutions. “The acquisition opens the door to expansion by Intelitechs into serving a broader group of small to mid-sized…

Maloufs named MWCN 2022 Entrepreneurs of the Year

MountainWest Capital Network (MWCN) has announced that Sam and Kacie Malouf have been named Entrepreneurs of the Year for 2022. The Maloufs are co-founders of Malouf Cos., a vertically integrated business with operations in consumer products, technology, retail, logistics and…

Steribin merges with Wash. co.

Steribin Inc., a St. George developer of a UV disinfection device for airport security trays, and Vioguard Inc., a provider of hospital-grade UV disinfection solutions based in Bothell, Washington, have announced the merger of the two companies. The merger took effect ealier…

Tech bootcamps launched at USU

Fullstack Academy, a national tech education provider based in New York City, has launched four tech bootcamps with Utah State University (USU) to meet demand across the state for qualified industry professionals. The USU Tech Bootcamps will equip graduates with a portfolio of…

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