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Succeeding in Your Business: Not a smart thing to do, but here's my shot at forecasting 2021

By Cliff Ennico Whenever you forecast the future, you take your feet, stick them in your mouth and chomp down hard. Anyone who tried to predict 2020 trends for small business last January ended up eating a considerable amount of anatomy. But that doesn’t stop us, does it?…

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CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 2-1-21

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Zions Zions Bancorporation NA, based in Salt Lake City, reported net earnings applicable to common shareholders of $275 million, or $1.66 per share, for the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31. That…

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Innovate Utah: NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM UTAH COMPANIES

Logan-based fitness technology company iFit is releasing its new automatic heart rate training software called iFit ActivePulse . The new app uses iFit’s technology to control the iFit subscriber’s treadmill in real time, automatically adjusting the speed and incline based on…

COVID-19 Updates 2-1-21

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…

Once braced for the worst, the middle market now hopes for a rebound

By Drew Yergensen More than nine months since the pandemic arrived in the U.S., communities and businesses are still learning how to live and work safely, even as the threat of the virus still casts a shadow over the U.S. economy. At this pivotal juncture, middle-market…

Cox: Our economy not 'broke' but we can still make it better

By Brice Wallace Speaking recently at an economic summit in Salt Lake City, Utah’s new governor saw the perfect metaphor for the “Utah roadmap” and the state’s economy just a few blocks away. Construction to earthquake-proof the Salt Lake Temple does not involve tearing down the…

Domo tells plans to triple in size

A high-profile Utah company’s headcount will explode over the next decade as American Fork-based Domo more than triples its size. The company, which provides technology allowing companies to leverage its data, made the expansion announcement after being approved for a tax credit…

SLC convention hotel on track to open in 2022

One year after breaking ground, Salt Lake’s new convention hotel — the Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City — is on schedule for completion in October 2022, according to a report from Visit Salt Lake, the private nonprofit responsible for promoting the city’ convention industry. The…

SBA reopens PPP loan application portal to all eligible institutions

After initial eligibility only for community financial institutions (CFIs), the U.S. Small Business Administration has re-opened the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan portal to all PPP-eligible lenders. The portal opened Jan. 19 to all participating lenders to submit first…

More than half of Utah health workers report COVID-related mental illness

Excessive alcohol use, insomnia and depression are the leading mental health problems facing Utah healthcare workers caring for COVID-19 patients in the Mountain West, according to a new study released recently by scientists at University of Utah Health. Researchers surveyed 571…

1.1 million PPP loans forgiven to date, totaling more than $100 billion

The U.S. Small Business Administration has already forgiven more than 1.1 million Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans for over $100 billion, providing an extraordinary amount of critical relief to America’s small businesses just three months since the earliest PPP borrowers’…

Utah small-business owners join call for long-term pandemic relief

Earlier this month, 56 small-business owners from across Utah joined 2,000 of their peers from all 50 states and the District of Columbia in calling on Congress to pass additional federal pandemic relief to keep America’s Main Streets strong. Dubbed Virtual Hill Day, the effort…

U.K. variant of coronavirus found in Utah man; officials expect to find more

The new, more easily transmitted strain of the COVID-19 virus, known as B.1.1.7 or the U.K. variant, has been detected in Utah, according to a news release from the Utah Department of Health. The sole detection was in a man between the ages of 25 and 44 who had no travel outside…

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Draper's Pluralsight acquires Next Tech

Pluralsight, a Draper-based technology-driven workforce development company, has acquired Next Tech, a San Diego provider of cloud-based computing environments, enabling the authoring and hosting of labs in software development, data science and machine learning. “Digital…

Smartcare purchased by Vanco

Vanco, a provider of technology and payment solutions for the education, faith-based and nonprofit sectors, has acquired Smartcare, a provider of software for child care centers based in Bountiful. Based in Altlanta, Vanco’s payment and donation processing and education…

Three more Utah sites achieve 'Dark Sky Park' designation

Utah’s drive to encourage “astrotourism” got a recent boost as the International Dark Sky Association announced that it has awarded Jordanelle, Kodachrome Basin and Rockport state parks International Dark Sky Park status. Utah has more dark sky state parks than any other state…

Report: Pandemic tough on non-grocers

Domo, an American Fork-based cloud business intelligence platform, has released findings from a new report that provides insight into the impact of the pandemic for non-grocery retailers in 2020. The analysis combines GPS mobility date from 850 non-grocery retailers with more…

Trump's disaster declaration gives aid for Sept. windstorm

Pres. Donald Trump has made a disaster declaration that authorizes public assistance for eligible entities that suffered significant damages from a windstorm that tore through Davis, Morgan, Salt Lake and Weber counties in September. The storm caused considerable damage,…

Salt Lake healthtech company Connexion Point acquired by Dallas-based Integrity Marketing

Connexion Point, a tech-enabled healthcare consulting firm based in Salt Lake City that provides contact center and human capital management services for medical centers, has been purchased by the Integrity Marketing Group LLC. Based in Dallas, Integrity is among the nation’s…

Crowdfunder EquityNet sold to Midwest-based FinTech.net

Salt Lake City-based crowdfunding platform EquityNet has been acquired by FinTech.net LLC, a portfolio company of Midwest-based C9 Capital LLC. Founder and former CEO of EquityNet, Judd Hollas, has rejoined the company to lead operations as its new CEO. “EquityNet and its…

SCM names Johnson president

Salt Lake City law firm Snow Christensen & Martineau (SMC) has announced that Camille Johnson has been appointed president of the firm. “Camille has been a superstar from her first day at SCM,” said Sam Alba, SCM’s chairman of the board. “She is deeply respected throughout the…

Belgian co. buys Strata Fund

Strata Fund Solutions LLC of Salt Lake City has been acquired by Alter Domus, a fully integrated provider of fund administration, debt capital markets and corporate services based in Luxemburg. Strata, an FTV portfolio company, was launched in 2008 to provide administration…

Michigan firm buys UofU startup

Gentex Corp. of Zeeland, Michigan, has purchased University of Utah startup Vaporsens, which was founded by the university’s Professor Ling Zang with assistance from the Partners for Innovation, Ventures, Outreach & Technology (PIVOT) Center at the school. Vaporsens develops…

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