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SkyWest continues to grow

St. George-based SkyWest Inc., holding company for SkyWest Airlines has reported that it has entered into aircraft purchase agreements and capacity purchase agreements to acquire and fly 15 additional new aircraft with Delta Air Lines and five additional new aircraft with Alaska…

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Oct 8

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Spring2 Technologies now part of Eide Bailly family

Technology consulting company Spring2 Technologies of Sandy has become part of Eide Bailly LLP, a regional CPA and business advisory firm, the company has announced. The Spring2 staff will join the technology practice of Eide Bailly and move into Eide Bailly’s existing Lehi…

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Oct 8

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Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center design team announced

The design team for the planned Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center (MVPAC) has been named in a release from Salt Lake County and Taylorsville city. Method Studio, a Salt Lake City-based architecture firm, and The Shalleck Collaborative of Berkeley, California, a theater planning…

WTC Utah awarded $390,000 to help local businesses boost exporting

World Trade Center Utah has been awarded $390,000 in funds to provide grants to local companies. The funding comes through the State Trade Expansion Program (STEP), administered by the U.S. Small Business Administration. The grants are designed to boost the number of small…

IntegraCore purchased by VSCM

Salt Lake City-based Visible Supply Chain Management (VSCM) has acquired IntegraCore, a provider of business-to-consumer order fulfillment and shipping services. With facilities in Utah and Georgia, IntegraCore’s operations will be incorporated into VSCM’s vertical integration…

Security expert warns: 'Recognize and deal with cyberspace threats'

By Brice Wallace Whatever roles you might have in your life — entrepreneur, executive, spouse, parent, neighbor — you can add another one. Warrior. That’s what a retired U.S. Air Force intelligence officer stressed during talks last week in northern Utah about cyber security.…

Restoration campaign targets Utah Pickle Co. building to receive grant

Salt Lake City is seeking help from residents, business owners, patrons and visitors in an attempt to receive $150,000 in grant funding for the restoration of the historic Utah Pickle Co. The building, at 741 S. 400 W. in the city’s Granary District, was built in 1894 and served…

Utahns' economic outlook continues to be optimistic

Utahns continue to be optimistic about both their current economic status as well as the future outlook, according to the Zions Bank Utah Consumer Attitude Index (CAI). The index increased 1.4 points in September to 116.4. Consumer confidence in Utah has registered above 110 on…

Salt Lake market leads Utah to No. 2 best in nation for 'underwater' mortgages

Only Texas has a lower percentage of its home buyers “underwater” with their home mortgages than Utah. Just 1.56 percent of local homeowners owe more on their homes than they are worth, according to the second quarter Home Equity Analysis released recently by property…

Dynatronics to acquire Bird & Cronin Inc.

Cottonwood Heights-based Dynatronics Corp. announced it has agreed to acquire substantially all of the assets of Bird & Cronin Inc., a Minneapolis-based manufacturer of orthopedic soft goods and specialty patient-care products. Bird & Cronin will be operated as a wholly owned…

Utah Global Forum to explore 'Prosperity Through Diversity' at annual meet

By Brice Wallace A prominent political analyst and the top official at the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will headline the Utah Global Forum, set for Oct. 17 in Salt Lake City. Highlighting the event’s theme of “Prosperity Through Diversity,” the keynote speakers are Ana…

NeverBounce opens PC office

NeverBounce, a Cleveland-based company that provides email verification and cleaning services, is expanding with a new office in Park City. Founder and CEO Brad Owen said that office will open in mid-October and will house NeverBounce’s Customer Success operations — a blend of…

Benefits firm opens in SLC

Benefitfocus Inc., a provider of cloud-based benefits management software headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina, has announced the opening of a new office in Salt Lake City. After considering multiple options in the region, the company said it chose Salt Lake City because…

Chamber leaders want members to be 'engaged, vocal and active'

By Brice Wallace The leaders of “Utah’s Voice of Business” want more voices to be part of their chorus. During the Salt Lake Chamber’s annual meeting in Salt Lake City, they encouraged more involvement in chamber programs and with efforts to address issues confronting the…

Lassonde Studios 'exceeded expectations' in its first year

In its first year, the Lassonde Studios has proven to be a huge springboard for a group of aspiring entrepreneurs. The $45 million student innovation building opened last summer at the University of Utah and resulted in year-over-year increases in student participation in…

Consumer costs stay same from July to August

Consumer prices remained flat from July to August, according to the Zions Bank Wasatch Front Consumer Price Index (CPI) released recently. The index has grown 3.4 percent since August of last year. The majority of this growth has been caused by increased housing costs, as well…

Software company plans to expand Utah operations and add 218 jobs

A North Carolina-based payment software company has announced it will expand operations in Utah, creating 218 new jobs over the next five years. AvidXchange, which in late 2014 acquired Cottonwood Heights-based Piracle Inc., announced it has selected Utah for the $3.5 million…

Private bank opens SLC office

Denver-based Fortis Private Bank has opened a loan production office in Salt Lake City. Fortis has hired four people to initially staff the new location headed by Jeremy Lowry, executive vice president for private banking and residential lending. Also at the new bank will be…

Fisher Group moves its operations to new facility

Fisher Group Inc., the holding company for several companies in the sign supply, label printing and plastic fabricating sectors, has moved its operations into an 83,000-square-foot facility on the northwest side of Salt Lake City, nearly doubling its cubic feet of capacity for…

Apartment vacancy lowest ever

Apartment vacancy in the Salt Lake market is at the lowest point ever reported since such records have been kept, according to research from commercial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield Commerce. Mid-year figures show the vacancy rate at 2.6 percent. “For the third…

Northrop Grumman acquisition of Orbital ATK includes Utah operations

A large aerospace company with a major presence in Utah has been purchased by defense contracting giant Northrop Grumman. Orbital ATK will become part of the Northrop Grumman family at a price tag of $9.2 billion. Orbital ATK develops and tests propulsion systems for rockets and…

O.C. Tanner buys Australian incentive program firm

Salt Lake City-based O.C. Tanner, a global leader in employee recognition and workplace culture, announced last week that it has signed an agreement to acquire Accumulate Loyalty Services Ltd., a leading Australian provider of employee recognition and incentive programs and…

CBRE report: U.S. malls need to change their merchandise mix

According to a new report from commercial real estate company CBRE, the solution to the troubles faced by malls across the U.S. is simple: change their merchandise mix. The change, like most bold fixes, is far easier said than done, CBRE said. The report says that the two…

Executech opens new headquarters

Executech, a South Jordan-based outsourced IT provider, has moved to its new corporate headquarters. According to a release from the company, the new offices, which more than double the company’s previous available space, support the company’s current needs and will facilitate…

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