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New York e-tailer opens warehouse/contact center

Adorama Inc., a New York based retailer and e-commerce company, has announced the opening of a new warehouse and contact center in Salt Lake City. The facility will serve the company’s brands Adorama, SunnySports, Scuba.com and LeisurePro with ordering and shipping capabilities.…

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Bountiful-based Dentist Direct bought by Indianapolis firm

Renaissance Life & Health Insurance Co. of America, a national insurance carrier, has reached an agreement to acquire Dentist Direct, a Bountiful-based dental and vision insurance carrier, and its affiliate Direct Access, a discount dental insurance plan provider.…

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Education tech co. Instructure acquires SLC company Kimono

Salt Lake City education technology company Instructure is acquiring Kimono, a cloud-based data integration and interoperability provider for education. Also based in Salt Lake City, Kimono is a solution built specifically for education that enables secure syncing of student,…

Nu Skin buys social commerce co.

Nu Skin Enterprises Inc., a Provo-based manufacturer and online retailer of personal care products and dietary supplements, has acquired Mavely, a social commerce platform that streamlines customer acquisition and social selling. Mavely is based in Chicago. “The Mavely…

RMP receives $6.42M DOE grant

Rocky Mountain Power has been named as a recipient of a $6.42 million U.S. Department of Energy grant to help develop a “connected community” in Utah. The money will be used to implement advanced grid solutions along with gathering data and conducting analysis that will help…

Lodging Dynamics names CEO/pres.

Lodging Dynamics Hospitality Group, a hotel management company based in Provo, has appointed Jamie Caraher as president and CEO. Prior to her appointment, Caraher had been serving as the company’s acting president since March 2021 and previously as chief operating officer. “We…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 11-22-21

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Cricut Cricut Inc., based in South Jordan, reported net income of $30 million, or 13 cents per share, for the third quarter ended Sept. 30. That compares with $45.2 million, or 22 cents per…

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

Fortem Technologies , a provider of airspace security and defense for detecting and defeating dangerous drones, has released its SkyDome System 3.7 . The new release is an upgraded counter-drone solution that extends the distance at which Lehi company’s structure can detect and…

Utah Profiles: It's a family affair: The Allen family’s Utah company manufactures mascot regalia for pro sports teams and other customers

Editor's Note: This is one in a ocassionally published series of profiles of Utah companies. This week's story is furnished by CompanyWeek.com. By Eric Peterson CompanyWeek.com Alinco Costumes Location: Murray Founded: 1977 Ownership Type: Private Employees: 16 Product: Mascot…

Succeeding in Your Business: Some hints on time management for solo consultants

By Cliff Ennico “I have a one-person management consulting practice. I’m doing extremely well since my expertise is in great demand. Maybe a little too well. “I’m deluged with phone calls and e-mails — 40 or more each day, every single one of which must be responded to. “I want…

UEOC endorses manufacturing modernization

By Brice Wallace While still working to craft bills related to business-recruitment incentives, public-private partnerships and other matters, the Utah Unified Economic Opportunity Commission recently endorsed an initiative to modernize the state’s manufacturing sector and a…

Utah's confidence largely unchanged despite C-19 surge

Utah’s consumer sentiment was largely unchanged between September and October, according to the Kem C. Gardner Institute’s Utah Consumer Confidence Survey, released earlier this month. The Utah index dropped to 81.5 in October, down from 83.0 in September. In its survey…

Utah housing market 'unhealthy situation,' Ivory Institute hears

By Brice Wallace Want to buy a new home? Good luck finding one. An existing home? Ditto. An apartment to rent? Same. That’s the current environment in Utah’s housing market, according to experts speaking at the recent Ivory Institute webinar looking at Utah’s housing market and…

OSHA sets date that Biden vaccine mandate will begin for big employers

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued its ruling on when large U.S. employers will have to start enforcing the COVID-19 vaccine mandate announced by Pres. Joe Biden in September. Barring court or legislative action stopping the order, Jan. 4 is the…

Utah among five states successful in getting emergency stay of mandate

A federal appeals court in New Orleans has put a temporary halt to Pres. Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for businesses with 100 or more workers. The stay came in response to a lawsuit filed by Utah and four other states, along with several private parties. “Citizens of…

FEMA has sent Utahns $5.4 million for C-19-related funeral expenses

Utahns who have lost loved ones to the COVID-19 pandemic have received more than $5.4 million from the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) to help pay for funerals and related expenses. Figure release recently show that 775 Utah families have received help. FEMA…

COVID-19 pills showing good results, could be available to public soon

As the race to be the first to market with an easy-to-use medication against the COVID-19 virus heats up, Pfizer Inc. announced that that its experimental antiviral pill cut rates of hospitalization and death by nearly 90 percent in high-risk adults, AP reported. Currently, all…

UofU study: In most cases, in-person learning has no effect on C-19 spread

The results of a study released by University of Utah Health suggest that in most regions, with the exception of the South, opening schools for in-person learning was not associated with an increase in COVID-19 case rates in the community. The results of the nationwide study,…

Inc. names 8 Utah cos. among best-led in U.S

Inc. magazine has published its list of the 250 best-led companies in the United States. Eight Utah companies made the list, including Health Catalyst, Domo, Owlet, Overstock, Pattern, HealthEquity, Lucid and Vivint Smart Home. To compile the list, Inc. evaluated private and…

Average homebuyer paying $120,000 more than a year ago

Home sales plummeted by double-digit percentages during the third quarter compared to the same period last year, according to UtahRealEstate.com. Meanwhile, homebuyers were paying record prices. In Salt Lake County, the median single-family home price increased to $550,000, a…

Utah startup Udo buys Smile Virtual of Phoenix

Utah tech startup Udo LLC, creator of a video healthcare collaboration app called Udo Care, has acquired Phoenix-based virtual care company Smile Virtual. “Udo improves healthcare collaboration and strengthens communication and connections between providers and their patients…

NetDocuments acquires NYC document automation co. Afterpattern

NetDocuments, a Lehi-based cloud content management platform for legal professionals, has announced the acquisition of Afterpattern, a New York-based document automation platform also used in the legal industry. “By integrating Afterpattern into the NetDocuments platform,…

Qualtrics co-founder donates to engineering bldg. at UVU

Scott M. Smith, a co-founder of tech giant Qualtrics, and his wife, Karen Smith, have announced a $25 million gift to help fund Utah Valley University’s (UVU) planned engineering building. The building is part of UVU’s response to the state’s need for higher education to…

Chicago company acquires Barricade Services

Chicago-based RoadSafe Traffic Systems Inc., the nation’s largest provider of traffic control and pavement marking services, has acquired Barricade Services & Sales Inc. (BSSI). Based in Salt Lake City, BSSI is a supplier of traffic control products and services in the Utah…

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