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Filling the gap New construction adding sparkling gems between Gallivan Center & City Creek Center

Gallivan Center was completed in 1993 and City Creek Center opened in 2012. For the past few years, construction in downtown Salt Lake City has focused on an area between the two. Pending gems include a glass-clad, 24-floor office tower; a performing arts theater; a retail and…

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Leaving for greener pastures? Do you know why? Are you sure they’re green?

Salespeople seem to hopscotch jobs as moths flutter from one light bulb to the next, trying to find the brightest one. I don’t think the question is just “reason for leaving?” I think it goes deeper. I think it’s “cause and effect,” and even deeper, “motive.” Motive being a…

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Non-compete bill passes, hubbub not over

Despite flying under the radar early in the general session, the bill exploded in controversy, with prominent businesspeople taking stands on each side of the issue. What ultimately passed was the 11th version of the bill — an iteration that was virtually the exact opposite of…

Thinking about success? Man can achieve what he conceives - and believes

“Thoughts are things” is the title and the first words of the first chapter in the immortal Napoleon Hill book Think and Grow Rich. When I first read those words, in 1972, I didn’t really understand what they meant. Even when I read the first chapter and the examples offered in…

Incentive to bring 400 finance sector jobs to Salt Lake County

A nonbank finance company will add an office in Utah, creating up to 400 jobs over the next five years. Social Finance Inc., known as SoFi, has yet to select a location for the regional office but it is expected to be in Salt Lake County. The company announced the expansion last…

Utah trade important to Latin American countries

Hear “Pacific Rim” and a word unlikely to come to mind is “Colombia.” But representatives from that country and three more Latin American nations were in Utah recently to strengthen economic ties that ultimately could be mutually beneficial. Hear “Pacific Rim” and a word…

Vivint calls off SunEdison merger

Lehi-based residential solar developer Vivint announced last week that it had cancelled its sale to Sun Edison, saying SunEdison was not fulfilling the terms of the agreement. According to news reports, the deal fell apart because of SunEdison’s troubled financial position after…

Utah company has answer for 'super lice'

Recent outbreaks of “super lice” –– a form of mutated head lice that has developed resistance to over-the-counter treatments — have left parents scrambling for a cure around the country, according to recent reports from Fox News. But now, thanks to research conducted at the…

Breaking YES Attitude down, in order to build up yours

This is the 10th anniversary of the Little Gold Book of Yes! Attitude. In this year’s edition — ironically the 10th printing of the book — I have added content, new ideas and new lessons. This is the 10th anniversary of the Little Gold Book of Yes! Attitude. In this year’s…

New SLC nonprofit promotes awareness of impact of travel Read more: The Enterprise - New SLC nonprofit promotes awareness of impact of travel

Can making the world a better place and traveling go hand-in-hand? According to Liz Gallaway, coordinator and launching member for the Salt Lake City chapter of the global nonprofit Travel Plus Social Good, not only can they go together, but they must. Can making the world a…

Tech Council backs bill that would produce better-prepared workforce

A bill to create “stackable” education credentials — and ultimately produce a better-prepared workforce — has the backing of the Utah Technology Council (UTC). A bill to create “stackable” education credentials — and ultimately produce a better-prepared workforce — has the…

Present rosier than future, say Utah consumers

Utah consumers think things are pretty good with the current economy but are not so sure about the future, according to the Zions Bank Utah Consumer Attitude Index (CAI). Utah consumers think things are pretty good with the current economy but are not so sure about the future,…

Aerospace companies unite to strengthen industry in Utah

The 110 companies and 34,000 workers in Utah’s aerospace industry soon will have a common voice. The 110 companies and 34,000 workers in Utah’s aerospace industry soon will have a common voice. State government and industry officials recently formed the Utah chapter of the…

CBC Advisors buys large affiliate

The nation’s two largest Coldwell Banker Commercial affiliates are now one. CBC Advisors, based in Salt Lake City, has entered into an agreement to acquire Coldwell Banker Commercial Alliance (CBC Alliance) from Sutherland Asset Management, a real estate investment trust, for an…

Economic Summit scheduled in SLC on April 15

The theme for this year’s summit is “Innovate Utah!” and pays tribute to innovation as one of the keys to Utah’s prevailing economic success. Pierre Lassonde, founder and chairman of Franco-Nevada Corp. and founder of the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of…

Queyrouze to head Ogden's TAB Bank

TAB Bank, based in Ogden, has appointed Curt Queyrouze as its president. TAB Bank, based in Ogden, has appointed Curt Queyrouze as its president. Queyrouze will be based in the bank’s corporate headquarters in Ogden and will oversee all strategic, financial and operational…

Prices continue year-long 3% rise for Utahns

Slight increases in several categories — with transportation leading the way — nudged the Zions Bank Wasatch Front Consumer Price Index (CPI) up 0.2 percent from December to January. Slight increases in several categories — with transportation leading the way — nudged the Zions…

UDOT: Utah ideal location for automated vehicle tech tests

Carlos Braceras, executive director of the Utah Department of Transportation, recently told the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) board that Utah is uniquely positioned to be among states where companies can try out automated vehicle technology. Utah’s top…

Bill would create panel to study future of Draper prison property

A new commission is being proposed to help determine the future of the 700-acre state prison site in Draper once the facility moves to Salt Lake City. A new commission is being proposed to help determine the future of the 700-acre state prison site in Draper once the facility…

Profits, social conscience fit together U's Sorenson center

Contrary to popular perception, it’s possible to be socially and environmentally conscientious and still turn a significant profit for investors. University of Utah students at the Sorenson Impact Center are proving just that. Contrary to popular perception, it’s possible to be…

Expansion to bring 115 jobs to Brigham City's Honeyville Inc.

Honeyville will continue to grow in the Beehive State. The longtime food products company has announced it will expand its manufacturing operations in northern Utah, adding 115 jobs over the next few years. Honeyville will continue to grow in the Beehive State. The longtime food…

Why you need to play golf

Last week it seemed like spring arrived early in Salt Lake this year and the unseasonably warm weather is a reminder that we should all play more golf. There are many reasons to enjoy the great game of golf — and here are a few: Last week it seemed like spring arrived early in…

Top 10 things to consider so your corporate golf outing will be top-notch

If you happen to be the fortunate one designated to be tournament coordinator for your company event, let me be of service to you by providing this Top 10 list of things to do to prepare for your event. Did you ever go to a corporate golf event that just wasn't up to par? The…

Women's Forum

Every year, thousands of women choose to foray into the realm of entrepreneurship. But, when do you decide it’s the right time, and how do you make the decision to hang out your shingle and start or buy a business? Lucy Van Pelt, the famous crabby girl and protector of women’s…

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