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Texas company now part of CibusDx

CibusDx Inc., a new Salt Lake City-based diagnostic company that develops food safety platforms, has announced that it has acquired Pronucleotein Biotechnologies of San Antonio, Texas, and licensed the company’s ApolloDx diagnostic platform for development and commercialization…

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Sep 10

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Swire adds Arizona plant to growing footprint

Swire Coca-Cola USA of Draper has completed its acquisition of the Coca-Cola Production Center in Tempe, Arizona, according to a release from the company. The purchase is part of The Coca-Cola Co.’s refranchising process. Swire Coca-Cola’s operation of the production facility…

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Garfield-area businesses urge against monument reduction

By Brice Wallace A group of businesses in the Escalante and Boulder area have made their position known regarding the possible shrinkage of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Specifically, they urge the federal government to leave the monument alone, bucking…

Utah Boeing plants will be part of GBSD ICBM development program

It looks like the next phase in the development of the new Ground Based Strategic Deterrent (GBSD), the replacement for the Air Force’s Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) system, will involve Utah — at least to some degree. Boeing and Northrop Grumman both…

Optimism stays strong among Utah consumers

Consumer attitudes in Utah remain positive, continuing a year-long trend. The Zions Bank Utah Consumer Attitude Index (CAI) rose 0.8 points from July to August, reaching 115. The index has been above 110 since June 2016, indicating that Utahns continue to be very optimistic…

Rocky Mountain Power, rooftop solar industry sign settlement over rates

By John Rogers The parties involved in an ongoing dispute over how rooftop solar systems interface with traditional utilities have reached an agreement. Advocates and marketers of the popular rooftop installations have signed a settlement with Rocky Mountain Power which kills a…

Geothermal industry slates SLC gathering

Over 1,300 attendees will converge on the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City for the world’s largest geothermal energy event. The Geothermal Resources Council Annual Meeting and GEOEXPO+ will run Oct. 1-4. Utah Gov. Gary Herbert will address the opening session of…

UTC has new leader

Utah’s largest industry association has a new leader. The Utah Technology Council (UTC) announced last week that its board of trustees has unanimously appointed John Knotwell as president and chief executive officer. He succeeds Richard Nelson, who will serve as an advisor to…

Report: It's true, Utah really does have a gender equality problem

Whatever economic leaps Utah’s economy has made during the past few years, it apparently lags when it comes to gender equality. As in, lags the rest of the nation. The Beehive State finished dead last overall in a recent analysis by WalletHub, which compared all states across 15…

Harrington tabbed as president, COO at Entrata

Entrata, a property management software developer in Lehi, has appointed Chase Harrington its new president and chief operating officer, effective immediately. Since joining the company in 2009, Harrington has served as Entrata’s COO and had the title of chief strategy officer…

CBRE report: E-commerce not really ruining traditional retail

A popular myth holds that pure-play e-commerce is taking over traditional retailing. But a new report from CBRE outlines how the opposite may be true: Brick-and-mortar retailers account for roughly half of online sales and related activity. Pure-play refers to companies that…

Phase 3 of doTerra's expansion will make room for 950 new employees

Pleasant Grove-based doTerra, a rapidly growing direct sales company that produces essential oils and other wellness products, is breaking ground on new office, medical and fulfillment space and expanding its manufacturing facility. It’s the third phase in the company’s…

Committee hires firm to look for site for Utah's inland port

By Brice Wallace A group studying the idea of Utah being home to an inland port has contracted with a Massachusetts-based company to look for potential locations. The Utah Inland Port Committee has contracted with Cambridge Systems (CS) to start an in-depth analysis of sites for…

Panel: Look to rural Utah for tech employees

By Brice Wallace Clint Betts, the executive director and editor-in-chief of Silicon Slopes, acknowledges that while that organization’s name has traditionally been identified with the area from Provo to Ogden, “if you ask me, I think it should be all of Utah.” With that thinking…

Utah jobless rate sneaks back up 0.1%

While the nation’s unemployment rate eased down one-tenth of a percentage point in July, Utah’s went the other way by the same amount. July’s seasonally adjusted jobless rate rose to 3.5 percent. According to the Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS), that means 54,500…

MasterControl moves into new headquarters

MasterControl Inc., a Utah-based provider of enterprise software solutions for the life science industry, has moved into its new corporate headquarters in Cottonwood Heights. The completely renovated six-floor, 154,000-square-foot office building is located in the Old Mill…

KBS buys Varsity Services

Technology-enabled property services provider Kellermeyer Bergensons Services LLC (KBS) of Oceanside, California, has acquired Salt Lake City-based Varsity Facility Services. Varsity is also a facility services company. Varsity will join KBS as an operating division and will…

Deer Valley Resort sold

Deer Valley Resort near Park City has been acquired by a company recently formed to buy ski properties that now has 13 ski areas in its new portfolio. The purchase continues a trend in recent years of consolidation in the ski industry. The resort announced last week in a news…

Utah tourism's development arm hands out $3.4 million in promotion funds

Several dozen organizations will receive a total of $3.4 million from the Utah Board of Tourism Development to promote their areas to out-of-state travelers. The board made the allocation approvals for cooperative marketing matching funds after receiving 68 applications from…

Utah gets another top economic outlook ranking from 'Rich States'

Utah has kept alive its streak of having the nation’s top economic outlook in an annual competitiveness study. The ALEC (American Legislative Exchange Council)-Laffer State Economic Competitive Index, also known as the “Rich States, Poor States” report, gave Utah the highest…

Business Roundtable: NAFTA good for Utah and should be expanded

By Brice Wallace An oft-criticized trade agreement actually has benefited Utah and should be expanded rather than weakened, according to a national business organization. Business Roundtable says the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) led to Utah exporting $3.1 billion…

PillPack opens Utah operations

PillPack, a national mail-order pharmacy, has expanded its footprint in Utah with the opening of a 13,000-square-foot sales and support office in Salt Lake City and an office in Park City, which is the company’s national headquarters for sales, growth and acquisition and…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS - 8-28-17

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Sportsman’s Warehouse Sportsman’s Warehouse Holdings Inc., based in Midvale, reported net income of $6.6 million, or 15 cents per share, for the quarter ended July 29. That compares with $8.3…

Board member: Reservations at national park 'a huge mistake'

By Brice Wallace The notion of requiring reservations for all Zion National Park visitors is “a horrible idea” and “a huge mistake” that would hamper park visitation and nearby businesses. That’s the conclusion of Steve Neeleman, a member of the Governor’s Office of Economic…

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