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Salt Lake multifamily market stays strong

According to a report from investment brokerage ARA, A Newark Company, Utah’s multifamily housing market will continue to be robust into 2017. Salt Lake ARA managers Mark Jensen and Greg Ratliff recently released the firm’s “2017 Multihousing Market Report.” ARA is a nationwide…

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Mar 19

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Haynie & Company acquires Robison, Hill & Co.

Haynie & Company CPAs, a regional accounting firm with headquarters in Salt Lake City, has acquired Robison, Hill & Co APC, a public accounting firm also located in Salt Lake City. The deal was effective on Feb. 1. Founded in 1960, Haynie & Company is an independent full-service…

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Mar 19

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Virtus Oil buys producing units in Southern Utah

Las Vegas-based Virtus Oil and Gas Corp. has purchased two oil-producing units in the Paradox Basin area of San Juan County in Southern Utah. The Squaw Canyon and Tin Cup Mesa units were purchased from Mar/Reg Oil Co. The terms of the acquisition were not disclosed and the…

Incentives bringing productions with $4.2 million economic impact to state

Five productions — ranging from digital series to a documentary to a music video — have been approved for state incentives. The Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) board approved the incentives during its March meeting. The projects are expected to result in a…

Orem's NetDocuments sold

Santa Monica, California-based Clearlake Capital Group LP has reached an agreement to acquire Orem’s NetDocuments, a cloud-based document management, email management and collaboration solutions company for law firms and corporate legal and compliance departments. NetDocuments…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Profire Energy Profire Energy Inc., based in Lindon, reported net income for the nine months ended Dec. 31 of $78,053, or zero cents per share. That compares with net income of $34,744, of zero…

Wall or no wall, Trump trade policies may hurt Utah

By Brice Wallace Whether or not Mexico pays for a proposed border wall, Utah stands to pay economically if the wall and other President Trump policies related to Mexico become reality, a top international trade official said last week. Derek Miller, president and chief executive…

Major retail, residential and office development underway in Provo

By John Rogers The Plumtree Plaza on University Parkway in Provo has had its ups and downs — mostly downs — over the past several years. But now the suffering strip mall will make way for a brand-new development called The Mix at River’s Edge. The development, announced last…

They're not huge, but home prices still posting gains

The steady growth in home prices seen over the past few years continued through January with Salt Lake City market prices climbing 0.8 percent from December, according to property information and analytics company CoreLogic, based in Irvine, California. The CoreLogic Home Price…

Geek Squad founder: Success comes from risk taking, creativity

By Brice Wallace To hear Robert Stephens tell it, his success in the business world has been all about taking risks. And many of today’s companies, he says, are avoiding it. From having his Geek Squad company in retail stores to the selections of its name, logo, vehicle fleet…

Biomerics expansion will mean 380 new jobs for Salt Lake County

A medical device manufacturer will expand in Salt Lake County and add 380 jobs over the next eight years. Biomerics LLC made the announcement last week after being approved for a $3 million tax credit incentive from the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) board. The…

Unemployment kept inching down in January

Utah’s effective unemployment just keeps going down, declining another one-tenth of one percent in January to 3.1 percent. Although most economists consider such a number near full employment, the Utah Department of Workforce Services reported that approximately 47,800 Utahns…

Joiner replaces Sperry as CEO of InMoment

Salt Lake City-based InMoment, a marketer of customer experience intelligence software, has announced that Andrew Joiner has been appointed the company’s new chief executive officer by its board of directors. Outgoing CEO and InMoment founder John Sperry will continue as…

Utah joins lawsuit claiming generic drug price fixing

The office of Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes has announced that Utah has joined a federal antitrust lawsuit alleging that six generic drug-makers entered into illegal conspiracies in order to unreasonably restrain trade, artificially inflate and manipulate prices and reduce…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 3-11-17

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: ZAGG ZAGG Inc., based in Salt Lake City, reported a net loss of $4.1 million, or 15 cents per share, for the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31. That compares with net income of $5 million, or 18 cents…

Gordon & Rees opens Salt Lake City office

San Francisco-based law firm Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, commonly known as Gordon & Rees, has announced the opening of a Salt Lake City office. The entrance into the Utah market is part of the firm’s long-term plan to open offices in strategic locations that best serve its…

No further action on non-competes - for now

By BRICE WALLACE A controversial bill from the 2016 legislative general session won’t get a sequel, at least for now. HB251, passed last year, limited non-compete agreements — whereby an agreement is reached between a company and a worker prohibiting the worker, upon leaving the…

Utah consumers' fiscal outlook remains strong

Utah consumers had a slightly less positive outlook on the economy in February, but still think things are going pretty well. The Zions Bank Utah Consumer Attitude Index (CAI) declined a statistically marginal 2.9 points to 114.7 in February. The overall CAI currently sits 8.9…

VR project at BYU funded by grant from Lockheed Martin

Aerospace giant Lockheed Martin has awarded a research grant to Brigham Young University to apply gaming technology to develop aspects of a virtual reality (VR) training and design review system. The collaboration will develop a system allowing users to interact with, record and…

Sen. Lee: Help 'forgotten Amercians' with two-step federal tax reform

Rather than having American goods and services finding their way to foreign markets, U.S. Sen. Mike Lee thinks he has a better way for globalization to help what he calls “the forgotten Americans.” Speaking recently at a World Trade Center Utah forum, the Utah Republican…

Four Foods buys Soda Shop

American Fork-based Four Foods Group, a restaurant development, investment and management company, has acquired The Soda Shop, an early-stage entrant in the growing specialty soda marketplace. The all-cash acquisition closed on Jan. 31 and terms were not disclosed. Soda Shop…

CCI Mechanical bought by EMCOR Group

EMCOR Group Inc., a Norwalk, Connecticut-based Fortune 500 construction and construction services conglomerate, has acquired CCI Mechanical of Salt Lake City. CCI is a mechanical services and design-build contractor for the commercial, industrial and data center markets. Terms…

Swire Coca-Cola completes Washington state acquisitions

Draper-based Swire Coca-Cola USA has continued its move into new territories in Washington state with the acquisition of nine sales and distribution facilities and one production plant. The company has also completed its refranchising from The Coca-Cola Co. for territories in…

IHC buys two URA clinics

Intermountain Healthcare (IHC) has purchased outpatient imaging center Utah Valley Imaging and Utah Valley Pain Management, a multidisciplinary pain management clinic, from Utah Radiology Associates (URA). Following the sale of these two centers to IHC, URA will continue to…

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