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Milford Mining gets Rio Tinto Kennecott’s help in restarting operation, supplying copper concentrate

Rio Tinto Kennecott has announced a new three-year agreement with Milford Mining Co. in Beaver County. Under the agreement, Rio Tinto will loan $5 million to Milford Mining to help in the restart of its Central Utah-based mining operations in order to resume delivery of copper…

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Aug 2

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Utah’s future is being built, but who will power it?

Nick Shelford, director of talent acquisition, and Jeff Satterfield, craft training manager, at Helix Electric of Utah LLC authored this article. Utah’s skyline is changing, and fast. From tech campuses and high-rises to sprawling infrastructure projects, cranes are part of the…

Staff

Aug 2

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St. George construction projects on the fast track

Townhouses and additional hotel rooms are being added to the Black Desert Resort in nearby Ivins. All photos by Tom Haraldsen/Salt Lake Business Journal Tom Haraldsen Salt Lake Business Journal St. George is undergoing a substantial construction boom right now — across roads,…

Once quaint and iconic, Washington County hot springs resort has become big business

It’s 1918 and the rules for bathers at the new 15-by45-foot pool at what will become Pah Tempe Resort along the Virgin River near La Verkin in Washington County reads like a dressing guide for prudish Victorians. Women’s bathing outfits must have elastic below the elbow and…

The State of the Industry: A CONSTRUCTION ROUNDTABLE

The Business Journal recently convened a gathering of construction industry leaders for a roundtable discussion at Conservation Garden Park in West Jordan. The following text was edited for clarity . PARTICIPANTS: Jennifer Stone , director, Big-D Cos., and also representing…

Silicon Slopes, Visit Salt Lake to partner for annual event

An out-the-door crowd packed the Salt Palace Convention Center in 2018 for the Silicon Slopes Summit, which had nearly 14,300 attendees that year. The next event, called Summit, will be a partnership between Silicon Slopes and Visit Salt Lake. (Brice Wallace/Salt Lake Business…

Young Automotive Group creates KIND Fund to help kids in need

Featured business It’s been almost 20 years since Spencer Young Sr. and his wife Sherry created the Young Caring for Our Young Foundation, a nonprofit arm of the Young Automotive Group based in Layton. Their idea was simple: partner with employees and volunteers from the…

AO: Designing the Future of Utah

Establishing its Utah presence in 2010, awardwinning architecture firm AO has helped shape the state’s built environment for over 15 years. With a reputation for design excellence, a collaborative approach, and a deep understanding of development goals, AO delivers dynamic…

Megaplex opens new Downtown Daybreak location in South Jordan

Development of Downtown Daybreak in South Jordan welcomed a new addition July 2 when the Larry H. Miller Megaplex opened its doors. The entertainment center, located adjacent to The Ballpark at America First Square, includes movie theaters, bowling, games and dining experiences,…

Redo Tech to expand by 682 jobs in Draper

Redo Tech will redo its job count in Draper, with plans to add 682 high-paying positions over the next five years. The more than $3.3 million expansion is a step toward the company having 1,000 employees by 2030, Sterling Snow, CEO and founder, told the Governor’s Office of…

Programs move out of GOEO

Changes are afoot at the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity, as two programs have been moved elsewhere in state government and one has been disbanded. The Utah Innovation Center has moved to the Nucleus Institute under the Utah System of Higher Education. The Utah…

Leaders of Olympics host communities form committee, begin collaboration for 2034 Games

Leaders from the communities that will be involved in hosting visitors and events for the Salt Lake City 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games got together online recently for the first meeting of the Host Communities Committee. Members of the group expect to collaborate on…

Chamber dashboard: Economic indicators show cautious optimism for growth

Utah’s economy has rebounded a little and now indicates more optimism for resumed growth. That’s according to the Salt Lake Chamber’s June Roadmap to Prosperity Economic Dashboard, produced in partnership with the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah. The…

Utah is sixth in undiscovered oil, sixth in natural gas, says USGS report

Utah has untapped oil and natural gas reserves that rank sixth-highest in the nation, according to a new report released by the U.S. Geological Survey. The study of undiscovered oil and gas resources in formations under the federally managed public lands estimates that there are…

Report: Utah income equality tops nation

If you want to rise on the income ladder, apparently in Utah you have fewer rungs to climb. A report unveiled last week by GOBankingRates indicates that Utah had the least income inequality among states. Its researchers analyzed the latest publicly available income data and the…

Work Daze: The sad end of happy hour

Is it too early to start missing the good old days at work? How about the good old hours? It used to be that your employer provided this thing called a “desk” and you came into this place called an “office,” where you stayed, working hard or, at least, looking like you were…

Industry Briefs 7-21-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ASSOCIATIONS • The Park City Chamber & Visitors Bureau has announced the election results for its board of directors. New board members will be seated for a four-year term on July 22. They are Dan Bullert ,…

People on the Move 7-21-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . EDUCATION • Utah Valley University has appointed Scott M. Smith as UVU Board of Trustees chair, Jeanette Bennett as first vice chair, and Jeremy Hafen as second vice chair. Rick Nielsen , Kara North , Paul…

Millcreek innovator creates energy supplement with a wild cause

Hayden Earl hopes to join the ranks of Walt Disney, Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos: entrepreneurs who achieved great success after starting in a garage. The Millcreek native and Olympus High grad is on a mission to revolutionize energy drink powders by creating effervescent tablets…

Cairns to succeed Beckerle as CEO of Huntsman Cancer Institute

The University of Utah has announced that cancer cell biologist Brad Cairns, head of academic affairs at Huntsman Cancer Institute and professor of oncological sciences at the university, has been named CEO of the institute, succeeding Mary Beckerle, who is retiring. Cairns has…

UTA, UDOT moving forward with $945 million light rail plan to connect Draper & Lehi

A UTA light rail train takes on passengers at a station in Salt Lake City. UTA and UDOT are moving forward with a 10-mile light rail extension that will connect Draper and Lehi via The Point. UTA photo. The Utah Department of Transportation and the Utah Transit Authority have…

Utah suit accuses Snapchat of designing algorithm that 'hooks' children

Utah officials have filed a lawsuit against Snap Inc., owner of image-sharing platform Snapchat, accusing the social media giant of designing an algorithm that makes the app addictive to children. The suit also accuses Snap of enabling the illegal sales of drugs and sexual…

Redemption completes historic acquisition of Salt Lake City’s Holladay Bank & Trust

In a groundbreaking milestone for both Utah and the nation, Redemption Holding Co. completed its acquisition of Holladay Bank and Trust, a family-owned institution in Salt Lake City. The June 9 transaction marks the first Black-led acquisition of a non-minority-owned bank in…

Bank of Utah is new partner for PGA Tour event at Black Desert Resort

Patrick Manning had a dream when he began creating and building the Black Desert Resort outside of St. George a few years ago: to someday host a PGA Tour event on the site. That became a reality last October with the return of the tour to Utah for the first time in 60 years. At…

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