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Dallas firm buys SLC's C7 Data

Dallas-based DataBank Ltd. has acquired C7 Data Centers, a data center service provider with headquarters in Salt Lake City. C7 operates three highly interconnected data centers in Utah, including its primary site in downtown Salt Lake City. It has a large established customer…

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Jan 23

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Tru-Cut acquires Trade Print Finishing

Tru-Cut LLC, a Salt Lake City die manufacturer for the printing industry, has announced its acquisition of Trade Print Finishing, a provider of graphic arts finishing services based in South Salt Lake. Terms of the sale were not disclosed. Founded in Salt Lake City in 1979,…

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Jan 23

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Report: 2016 was a banner year for commercial real estate in all sectors

Commercial real estate company Newmark Grubb ACRES and Mountain West Commercial Real Estate have released their 2016 year-end market report. The report gives a compilation of conditions in the Utah market as of Dec. 31. Industrial by Robert Kingsford 2016 was another solid year…

Real winter conditions welcome 22,000 to Outdoor Retailer show

Participants in the Outdoor Retailer All Mountain Demo day at Solitude Mountain Resort had something to celebrate last week — snow. The traditional kickoff to the annual Outdoor Retailer Winter Market, the demonstration event takes attendees to the mountains to show off new…

Packsize growth means 354 new jobs for Utah

A Salt Lake City-based packaging manufacturer will expand operations in Utah, adding up to 354 jobs over the next seven years. Packsize International made the announcement about the $9.2 million project last week after being approved for a state incentive from the Governor’s…

Christensen: Focus on 'job' it does, not product itself

A renown author and educator who proffered the theory of “disruptive innovation” spent a while last week in Salt Lake City discussing McDonald’s milkshakes. Clayton Christensen used that food product to demonstrate how many companies focus on their particular product or service…

Looking for a hot housing market? Three of nation's top 10 are in Utah

Utah’s three major markets are all predicted to be among the 10 hottest housing markets for 2017 by Zillow, a Seattle-based real estate data and analytics firm. Provo came in at No. 3, Salt Lake City at No. 5 and Ogden at No. 8. Nashville was the top-rated market with Seattle…

Foxley tabbed to replace Edwards at helm of EDCUtah

The Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah) has announced the selection of Theresa A. Foxley as the organization’s new president and CEO. EDCUtah’s executive committee recommended Foxley after an exhaustive search and her selection was approved at a recent special…

Symposium: Utah companies do their best to cut down on vehicle miles

Whether it’s by subsidizing employees’ passes for mass transportation, offering telecommuting, encouraging carpooling or updating vehicle fleets, Utah companies are trying to cut the number of vehicles on the highways. An Employer-Based Trip Reduction Symposium, hosted last week…

Initiative to help businesses improve air quality

The Salt Lake Chamber, in partnership with the Utah Clean Air Partnership (UCAIR) and TravelWise, has launched an Inversion Mitigation Initiative encouraging business leaders to engage employees in simple, voluntary actions that decrease vehicle emissions during the winter…

Richards set to lead Fed's Salt Lake branch

The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco has appointed Patricia R. Richards chair of the Salt Lake City branch board of directors. She replaces Peter R. Metcalf, founder and CEO emeritus of Black Diamond Inc., whose term as chairman has expired. The changes were effective Jan.…

U.S. small-business optimism index surges most since 1980

A leading measure of the country’s small-business optimism took its largest leap forward since 1980 to settle at a 12-year high. The National Federation of Independent Business Index of Small Business Optimism rose to 105.8 in December as expectations about the economy’s…

Study: Utah's tech industry right up there with better-known areas

A new study that puts the spotlight on technology and innovations indicates that it shines on Utah as well as better-known areas. The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) report shows that high-tech innovation plays a critical role in the economy in all four…

Utah locations among Macy's, Kmart closures

Two major retailers have announced store closures — including four in Utah — as part of previously announced belt-tightening cutbacks. Macy’s and Sears Holdings announced the closing of two stores each in Utah. Macy’s will close its stores at the Layton Hills Mall in Layton and…

Sachs exec: U.S. economy is fundamentally strong

John Tousley last week shared his crystal-ball view of 2017 with a Salt Lake City audience, and generally the outlook was positive. The U.S. has a fundamentally strong economy and a lower-than-average risk of a recession in 2017, as well as expectations of steady GDP growth this…

South Jordan's Landesk sold to California-based private investment firm

Clearlake Capital Group LP of Santa Monica, California, has announced that it will acquire Landesk from owner Thoma Bravo. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. As part of the transaction, Clearlake will merge its portfolio company Heat Software to the new…

Aviacode buys Florida firm, adds facility coding capabilities

Aviacode, a Salt Lake City-based fee coding firm, has acquired the assets of Florida-based Revant Solutions, a provider of facility coding outsourced services. As part of the agreement, Aviacode will retain the majority of Revant’s full-time facility coders, auditors and…

Utah Valley Chamber to honor Herbert as 'Pillar of the Valley'

The Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce has selected Gov. Gary R. Herbert as its the Pillar of the Valley Award recipient for 2017. He will be honored on March 14 at the seventh annual Pillar of the Valley Gala to be held at the Utah Valley Convention Center. The Pillar of the…

Salt Lake events will explore Utah's recent past and near future economy

A pair of Jan. 18 events will look both at Utah’s recent economic past and into its near future. The Utah Economic Review and the Utah Business & Policy Summit will take place at the Grand America Hotel, 555 S. Main St., Salt Lake City. The review will be from 7:30-9:30 a.m. and…

ForeverGreen makes executive changes, Alvarado named president

ForeverGreen Worldwide Corp., an Orem-based direct marketer of health-centered products, has announced the appointment of Jorge Alvarado as president and Rick Redford as chief operating officer. Alvarado will continue in his current position as chief marketing officer. “I’m…

Davis Chamber slates annual awards presentations

The Davis Chamber of Commerce has scheduled its annual Awards Banquet for Jan. 20 and has announced the finalists for the organization’s yearly honors. The event will be held at 6 p.m. that evening at the Davis Conference Center. Award finalists include: Business of the Year:…

Frame to head agency

McKinnon-Mulherin, a Salt Lake City-based communication firm, has announced the appointment of Paige Frame as its president. She has been the director of operations and previously worked as manager of custom projects at the firm. As director of operations, Frame managed all…

Warning: Regulatory reform could cost state

A member of a state board is urging a cautious approach to the Salt Lake Chamber’s push for regulatory reform that could affect Utah businesses. Jerry Oldroyd, a member of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) board, said at the board’s most recent meeting that he…

901,000-square-foot Post cereal distribution center comes to SLC

A cereal company will expand its distribution operations to include Salt Lake City in an endeavor hailed as the largest build-to-suit project in the state’s history. Post Consumer Brands announced last week it would build a 901,000-square-foot, $50 million facility at California…

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