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Clarus sells bullet subsidiaries

Salt Lake City-based outdoor sports company Clarus Corp. and its wholly owned affiliate Everest/Sapphire Acquisition LLC have agreed to sell its Precision Sports business segment to Bullseye Acquisitions LLC, an affiliate of JDH Capital Co. of Houston Texas. Clarus’ Precision…

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Jet Linx opens SLC International base

Jet Linx, a private aviation company based in Scottsdale, Arizona, has opened at Salt Lake City International Airport. The new base strengthens the Jet Linx presence in the Mountain West region and provides localized private jet services to aircraft owners and the the company’s…

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Crumbl Cookies buys Crust Club startup

Crumbl Cookies, a Logan-based cookie shop operator and franchisor, has acquired Crust Club, a retail take-home meal pie concept based in Pleasant Grove. Husband-and-wife entrepreneurs and Crust Club founders Tyler and Valerie Kukahiko said they sold the business to concentrate…

Industry Briefs 1-15-24

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. ASSOCIATIONS The Utah Manufacturers Association has hired Josh Brown as senior director of…

Utah's outdoor recreation industry still zooming

Recreational Vehicles fill every available spot at the South Forty RV Park in Piute County's Marysvale. RVing meant $538 million to Utah's economy in 2022, a good chunk of the state's $8.1 billion outdoor recreation industry that year. Photo courtesy South Forty RV Park. $8.1…

NOT BY MUCH, BUT JOBLESS RATE KEEPS TICKING UP

Utah’s unemployment rate ticked up a tenth of a percentage point again from October to November, a full half-point increase from an all-time low of 2.3 percent in April and May. November’s 2.8 percent represents about 50,300 residents without jobs, according to data released by…

Halfway through the fiscal year, GOEO recruiting surpasses FY23

Brice Wallace The state’s corporate recruiters are halfway through their fiscal years, with generally strong numbers as they head into 2024. The Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity and its contracted partner, the Economic Development Corporation of Utah, presented their…

Big League Utah names community leaders to two advisory boards

Big League Utah, the Salt Lake City-based coalition formed last April to position Utah’s capital city as a Major League Baseball (MLB) expansion market, has announced the creation of honorary and community advisory boards. “Board members’ expertise and commitment to Utah’s…

In-migration, high home prices push Utah's demand for rental housing

Utah continues to see record in-migration, increasing demand for rental housing, according to the Rental Housing Association (RHA) of Utah. In 2022, Utah saw an influx of 91,341 new residents, most of whom came from California, according to a recent report by the Census Bureau.…

TrendyMinds acquires SLC's Faktory

Salt Lake City-based creative, media and public relations firm Faktory has been acquired by TrendyMinds of Indianapolis, Indiana. TrendyMinds is a full-service marketing agency offering enterprise clients strategic, creative and interactive services. With a second office in…

Phillips to head Spectrum Solutions

Spectrum Solutions, a Salt Lake City healthcare solutions firm, along with its fully owned subsidiaries Alimetrix Inc. and Microarrays Inc., has announced the appointment of Bill Phillips as the company’s new CEO, replacing Stephen J. Fanning. Phillips was a founder of Spectrum…

Colorado's Energy Fuels to reopen two San Juan County uranium mines

Energy Fuels Inc., a Colorado-based producer of uranium, rare earth elements and vanadium, has announced that, in response to strong uranium market conditions, it has resumed uranium production at two Utah mines, along with one in Arizona. The two permitted and developed Utah…

Bridgesource buys First Source Fuels

Bridgesource LLC, an Orem-based supplier of fly ash and fuel to the construction industry and part of Clyde Cos. Inc., has expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of First Source Fuels, a provider of fuels, oils and lubricants headquartered in Springville, The move increases…

Home sales stop five-month slide

Nationwide existing-home sales grew in November, breaking a streak of five consecutive monthly declines, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). Among the four major U.S. regions, sales climbed in the Midwest and South but receded in the Northeast and West. All…

Salesforce acquires Sandy-based Spiff

Sandy-based incentive compensation management software company Spiff has been acquired by Salesforce, cloud computing company headquartered in San Francisco. Salesforce said it will make Spiff part of its Sales Cloud business segment in order to improve the company’s sales…

WORK DAZE: Make your No. 1 resolution at work no resolutions at work

Bob Goldman Let’s face it — when it comes to doing your job, you’re perfect. You’re productive. You’re efficient. You’re pleasant to be around and always make an effort to help your co-workers shine (the ones who aren’t out to get you, anyway). No wonder you bristle when someone…

INNOVATE UTAH: NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM UTAH COMPANIES

Cyrusher , a Logan-based producer of electric bicycles, has introduced the Ripple , billed as the world’s first electric snowboard. “Combining high-tech features with an exhilarating experience, the Ripple redefines winter sports, pushing the boundaries of excitement and…

Leadership lessons from a monumental life

Richard Tyson On Nov. 29, Henry Alfred Kissinger passed away at the age of 100. His life was indeed monumental in his work as a diplomat, political scientist and statesman. Nevertheless, like most prominent leaders, he was a polarizing figure, having many critics regarding his…

2024 economy may bring lower interest rates, higher unemployment

Robert Spendlove After the rollercoaster ride of the past three years, an overheated U.S. economy spent much of 2023 transitioning back toward pre-pandemic norms. As the Federal Reserve tightened monetary policy and some sidelined workers returned to the labor force, the United…

Making the case for using plain language: 'The cost is staggering'

What is the great hidden cost of doing business and carrying on the government? Joseph Kimble, a professor emeritus at Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan, says it’s poor communication. And the numbers are staggering. Anyone who needs proof can find it in Kimble’s…

Industry Briefs 1-8-24

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. ASSOCIATIONS Kimberly McKinley has been elected vice chair of the Fiber Broadband…

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