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Smith's and Walmart stores receive first allotment of coronavirus vaccine

Pharmacies across Utah began receiving COVID-19 vaccine last week for administration to eligible customers. The federal government shipped doses directly to area Smith’s and Walmart pharmacies on Feb. 11. The two chains have a distribution contract with the state. Utah…

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Navajo Nation gets COVID-19 help with Biden emergency declaration

A recent disaster declaration by Pres. Joe Biden has paved the way for the Utah and Arizona Navajo Nation to receive COVID-19 relief funds. The disaster declaration will free up federal resources and reimburse emergency funds used to fight the effects of the virus on the Navajo…

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FEMA provides an additional $1.2 million for Utah COVID-19 response

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has provided $1.2 million in additional funding for COVID-19 response efforts in Utah. To date, FEMA has provided more than $56.6 million in public assistance funding for COVID-19 response in Utah. The assistance was made available…

State signs contract with Nomi for help with C-19 vaccine distribution

Utah Department of Health officials have signed a contract with Orem-based Nomi Health for COVID-19 vaccine distribution and administration throughout the state. Under the contract, which was executed late last month, Utah’s 13 local health departments and other public entities…

SVC offers small-biz retirement package

The South Valley Chamber is sponsoring a retirement package for small businesses that the organization is touting as an easy-to-administer option for 401(k) plans. Called the South Valley Chamber Retirement Solution, the plans are administered by TAG Resources, a retirement…

Civica to build medicines manufacturing facility

Civica Rx has announced its plans to build a 120,000-square-foot sterile injectable manufacturing facility in Petersburg, Virginia, potentially creating more than 180 jobs. The new plant represents a $124.5 million investment. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam joined Civica Rx in…

Liu named to head Ancestry

Ancestry, a family history and consumer genomics company based in Lehi, has appointed Deborah (Deb) Liu as CEO and a member of the company’s board of directors. In making the announcement, the board said Liu would assume her role on March 1. Liu joins Ancestry from Facebook,…

Convergent Concrete acquired

Meridian Adhesives Group of Dalton, Georgia, has announced the acquisition of Orem-based Convergent Concrete Technologies. Founded in 2000, Convergent specializes in high-performing concrete treatments and products. The company’s line of technology includes hardeners,…

Dearborn CEO at PatientBond

PatientBond, a patient engagement software provider based in Salt Lake City, has announced that Justin Dearborn has been named as the company’s new CEO. Anurag Juneja, who has been CEO since the company was founded in 2011, will continue as president. Dearborn has over 25 years…

Fife named president and CEO at LifeVantage

LifeVantage Corp., a nutraceutical dietary supplement company in Lehi, has announced that its board of directors has named Steven Fife as president and CEO, effective immediately. Fife’s has been serving as interim CEO since September. He also joins the board of directors.…

COVID-19 Updates 2-15-21

The following are events that have been included in The Enterprise Calendar listings and subsequently have been postponed or canceled, or have been removed from the organizers’ website calendars. This is not a complete list of postponements or cancellations. Check with…

Mass tabbed to head FFKR

Salt Lake City-based FFKR Architects has promoted Kevin Mass, a senior principal architect with the firm, to president. The board of directors said the appointment is effective immediately. The previous president, Roger P. Jackson, is stepping down after eight years in the…

Hess acquires Wycoff Travel

Bountiful travel management company Hess Corporate Travel has acquired Salt Lake City-based Wycoff Travel. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Founded in 1978 and purchased by David and Brent Anderson in 1982, Wycoff has managed travel operations for major Utah…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 2-15-21

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: SkyWest SkyWest Inc., based in St. George, reported a net loss of $46 million, or 93 cents pe share, for the fourth quarter of 2020. That compares with net income of $73 million, or $1.43 per…

Succeeding in Your Buisness: So you want to be a consultant; Here are some tips for billing your services

By Cliff Ennico Many if not most clients are operating on extremely tight profit margins these days; people are obsessed with controlling costs of all kinds, including legal fees. Consultants and other professional service providers must be clear at all times about how their…

Biden's oil & gas order misguided, locals say

By John Rogers It didn’t take Pres. Joe Biden very long following his inauguration to begin granting the wishes of his liberal base, including a number of decisions that affect the oil, gas and mining industries. And it took even less time for the reaction to his orders — from…

Biden's action met with bill in Senate, energy group lawsuit

Utah’s two U.S. senators, Mitt Romney and Mike Lee, have joined 22 other Republican senators in sponsoring a bill in the U.S. Senate to stop Pres. Joe Biden’s recent executive order indefinitely pausing any new oil and gas leasing on federal public lands. The bill, the…

Mendenhall highlights business goals in State of City address

By Brice Wallace Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall is getting plaudits for her goal to make the city a high-tech hub. That was among the business-related elements that were part of Mendenhall’s recent State of the City address. The mayor also wants to establish a city…

Qualtrics IPO raises $1.55B

If the results of Qualtrics’ initial public offering and early trading of the company’s stock mean anything, German software giant SAP got a real deal when it swooped in and bought the company for $8 billion two years ago. Qualtrics priced its shares at $30 when it went public…

SBA improves PPP loan application process for first-time borrowers

The U.S. Small Business Administration office in Salt Lake City said the agency is taking steps to improve the first draw Paycheck Protection Program loan review process so small businesses have as much time as possible to access much-needed PPP funds. “The SBA is committed to…

U.S. workers aren't ready to go back to the office; many want to stay home

More than half of U.S. workers say they are still uncomfortable returning to the office because of the COVID-19 pandemic, even amid the current vaccine rollout. That’s according to a recently published survey from Digital.com, a business software review and analytics website.…

Co-Diagnostics applies for EUA for new direct PCR test for COVID-19

Co-Diagnostics Inc., a Salt Lake City molecular diagnostics company, has announced that it has submitted an application to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for its Logix Smart SARS-CoV-2 DS (direct saliva) test, a COVID-19…

COVID-19 test maker MicroGEM will create 100s of jobs at new Ogden plant

A Virginia-based molecular diagnostics company has announced it will put a COVID-19 saliva test manufacturing operation in Ogden, splitting 500 new jobs with another new production facility in New Hampshire. MicroGEM said its 69,000-square-foot Ogden facility and the new plant…

Overstock turns over control of Medici Ventures

Salt Lake City-based e-commerce company Overstock.com Inc. has announced its intention to convert its blockchain subsidiary Medici Ventures Inc. to a limited partnership under a plan to eventually exit its blockchain-related investments. Pelion Venture Partners, a Cottonwood…

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