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Economist: Navigating ever-changing economy a challenge

Brice Wallace Salt Lake Business Journal Consumers and businesses are facing a long list of “moving parts,” making it difficult to navigate shifts in the economy, according to a prominent Utah economist. Speaking at a recent conference in Midvale organized by the Utah…

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Oct 5

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Capital firm relocating from California to Salt Lake City

A Southern California capital firm is relocating its headquarters to Salt Lake City. Next Global Capital also announced it will have former U.S. Rep. Chris Stewart as chief strategy officer. The firm said the Salt Lake City office will house its core operations and establish a…

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Oct 5

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Utah forecast to have nation’s largest manufacturing job surge by 2033

Job growth in the manufacturing sector over the next decade — both in relative growth and total jobs — is predicted for each state in a study by Deloitte and The Manufacturing Institute. John Rogers Salt Lake Business Journal Utah is projected to lead the nation in relative…

University of Utah joins HP and Nvidia to advance AI usage at school

The University of Utah has joined forces with a pair of major technology companies to accelerate research and discovery using artificial intelligence. The school will sign agreements with Hewlett Packard Enterprise and AI chipmaker Nvidia that will amplify the university’s…

Select Health awards $50,000 to 10 local organizations

Ten Utah organizations addressing critical health needs — including hunger, housing, mental health, and access to medical care — have been selected to receive funding through the annual Select Health Awards program. Each organization will receive $5,000, totaling $50,000 in…

Greenfield Milling begins operations at Richmond facility

Built to supply flour to Campbell’s Goldfish Cracker and Milano Cookie factory next door, Greenfield Milling has begun operations at its new flour mill in Cache County. (Photo courtesy Greenfield Milling) Utah Flour Milling LLC has begun production at its new Greenfield Milling…

State launches new office to oversee HOAs

A law passed earlier this year by the state Legislature provided for it, and now the Utah Department of Commerce has launched the Office of the Homeowners’ Association Ombudsman. HB217 was enacted to regulate homeowners’ associations, or HOAs, and the new bureau as part of that…

New stores open at The Gateway in Salt Lake City

Two stores have opened and one other has relocated at The Gateway. Crazy Croffles opened in late August at 158 S. Rio Grande Street. It’s a unique concept that offers waffles made from croissant dough with a variety of sweet and savory options. Fans of matcha will enjoy…

California investment firm takes majority stake in Sandy’s Arbiter

Accel-KKR, a technology-focused investment firm based in Menlo Park, California, has acquired a majority stake in Arbiter, a Sandy-based provider of athletic and school operations management software. Serent Capital, an investor in Arbiter since 2017, will retain a minority…

Following life-changing events, women face myriad challenges

For many women, the tricky part of getting involved in a business is just having the courage to start one. But sometimes, even trickier is starting over. That can happen if, for example, the woman has experienced a loss or a divorce. Speaking at the recent “Women In The Money”…

Understanding and responding to the problems of sexual harassment and gender-based discrimination in the workplace

What do a former Utah public university president, a former Utah lawmaker, and a demoted former commander of the Utah National Guard have in common? No, this isn’t a joke, and the answer is anything but funny. The common thread connecting these prominent people is their central…

Sky Quarry names co-founder Laun interim CEO

Woods Cross-based Sky Quarry Inc., an oil production, refining and development-stage environmental remediation company, has announced that Marcus Laun has been appointed CEO. Laun is a co-founder of Sky Quarry. Laun has more than 25 years of capital markets experience, has held…

DigiCert acquires Colorado-based Valimail

DigiCert of Lehi has acquired Boulder, Colorado-based Valimail, a provider of zero-trust email authentication delivered as a service. With more than 92,000 clients worldwide — up 70 percent the past year — Valimail’s platform protects organizations from phishing, spoofing and…

USOR recognizes Utah’s employers of people with disabilities

The Utah State Office of Rehabilitation (USOR) has announced the recipients of the 2025 Golden Key Awards, recognizing local businesses for their efforts in employing individuals with disabilities. The awards were presented at the Disability:IN Utah Summit held recently at the…

Health Catalyst names Albert president and COO

South Jordan-based Health Catalyst Inc., a provider of data and analytics technology services for health care organizations, has named Ben Albert as president and chief operating officer. Albert was the co-founder and CEO of Upfront Healthcare Services Inc. until it was acquired…

State legislation restricts municipalities in enforcing illegal short-term rentals

Overview map shows the average monthly STR listings along the Wasatch Front. (Photo courtesy Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah) Cassie Goff Salt Lake Business Journal The popularity of short-term rentals (STR) has been booming throughout Utah. What…

With acquisition of Sunder Energy, SPWR moves to No. 5 in the U.S.

SunPower, an Orem-based solar technology, services and installation company, has acquired Sunder Energy, based in South Jordan. SunPower, formerly known as Complete Solaria Inc., said that Sunder is the No. 11 U.S. solar company measured by installed megawatts as reported by Ohm…

Report: Renting remains significantly cheaper than buying in Utah

Families that think they will never be able to afford buying a home in Utah may be right. At least that’s the conclusion of a study presented to attendees at an economic event hosted by the Rental Housing Association of Utah. The Kem C. Gardner Institute presented new analysis,…

Spectrum Health names Silvestry CEO, Hunt as president

Salt Lake City-based Spectrum Health Sciences has named Damon Silvestry as its CEO to lead the growth of SimplyTest, its salivary testing subsidiary serving health care providers. SimplyTest’s flagship product is a saliva COVID-19 test. Spectrum has also appointed Justin Hunt as…

Industry Briefs 10-6-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT • The Gateway in Salt Lake City is accepting applications until Oct. 13 for artists to participate in its “Winter After Dark” program, which will feature unique window designs for some of…

People on the Move 10-6-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . BANKING • Bank of Utah , based in Ogden, has hired Carlos Santivanez as a home mortgage loan officer at the bank’s Sandy branch. Santivanez has nearly 25 years of experience in the finance industry.…

Utah joins FTC & other states in suing Ticketmaster and Live Nation

Utah has joined six other states and the U.S Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in a bombshell lawsuit against Ticketmaster, accusing the online broker of raking in profits through exorbitant fees and turning a blind eye as bots illegally resell millions of tickets to customers. The…

Valar Atomics breaks ground for test reactor at Utah San Rafael Energy Lab

Officials from the Utah Department of Energy Development, the Utah San Rafael Energy Lab, Kiewit Corp. and Valar Atomics turn the first dirt at the site of construction of Valar’s test reactor in Emery County as part of the DOE’s Nuclear Reactor Pilot Program. (Photo courtesy…

Stadler gets state help on capacity-doubling expansion

A rail-car manufacturer is picking up some economic steam for a huge plant expansion in Salt Lake City. Stadler US Inc., which has its North American hub in the Northwest Quadrant, will double its production capacity and grow from its current 500-employee headcount. The…

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