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Work Dazes: Can your outie rescue your innie?

Bob Goldman Are you an “outie” or an “innie”? If that’s a question you can’t answer, you’re not watching “Severance.” The buzzy sci-fi drama on Apple TV+ tells the story of Lumon Industries, a giant, malevolent corporation where the onboarding of some employees includes a…

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Career Moves 3-31-25

Career Moves are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . CONSTRUCTION • Big-D Cos. , based in Salt Lake City, has appointed Grady Lonigan as vice president of self-perform operations. Lonigan has more than…

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Mar 29

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Orem’s Greenix acquires Spidexx Pest Control of Milwaukee

Greenix Pest Control, an Orem-based provider of extermination services, has acquired residential pest control company Spidexx Milwaukee in Wisconsin, a well-established pest management company known for its customer-focused approach and expertise in residential pest control. The…

AdvancedMD names Sharp new CEO

South Jordan-based AdvancedMD, a provider of cloud-based health care software for independent medical practices, has announced that Amanda Sharp has been promoted to CEO of the company. The company also announced that Bryan Hunt has joined the company as its chief financial…

Central Bank to ‘revitalize’ original Springville building

In an effort to restore the history of the original family-owned Central Bank, constructed in 1892 at 202 S. Main St. in Springville, the company has announced a full “revitalization” of the modern building as an ode to the original. The remodel, to begin in the spring, will…

Box Elder County economy hinges on manufacturing

Brice Wallace Salt Lake Business Journal As goes manufacturing, so goes Box Elder County’s economy. A presentation at the recent Box Elder Business Summit made it clear that manufacturing is the county’s “economic backbone” and “just a power plant that continues to push money…

Industry Briefs 3-31-25

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . AGRICULTURE • The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food is seeking grant proposals through April 9 for the 2025 Specialty Crop Block Grant . The…

Salt Lake City a new stop for luxury train travel

Rocky Mountaineer, a luxury train line company, takes on the new name of “Canyon Spirit,” along with a new stop. Salt Lake City will be connected by high-end train travel to Moab and two cities in Colorado. The Salt Lake route, announced on March 18, will open in April 2026 and…

New administration policies could have scattershot impacts

Brice Wallace Salt Lake Business Journal As with many elements in the business world, “change” can either be good for a business or industry, or it can be bad. That’s certainly the case during the first days of the Trump administration, with some tariff implementations and…

New study from Simplify LLC evaluates states on a variety of business-cost criteria

Brice Wallace , Business Journal If you’re a just-getting-started entrepreneur, relatively speaking, Utah won’t dent your wallet. A new study from Simplify LLC indicates that Utah is the least expensive state to start a business. Utah’s costs are “consistently favorable” across…

Utah jobless rate continues recent downward trend

Utah’s unemployment rate continues to show moderate decreases, with January’s rate coming in at 3.2 percent, down slightly from December’s 3.3 percent, which was revised from the originally reported 3.5 percent, according to data released by the Utah Department of Workforce…

Goldman Sachs to its managers: Salt Lake City, Dallas or no job

Adobe stock photo New York City-based mega investment banking firm Goldman Sachs has asked some of its managers to relocate from major hubs — like its downtown Manhattan headquarters or a major location in London — to less expensive emerging locations like Salt Lake City or…

Work Daze: You gotta work more if you wanna work less

Bob Goldman You definitely want to work less, but are you willing to work more to work less? That’s the question. Journalist Bob Brody thought he had the answer. After retiring from a demanding job in a big city, Brody moved to the peace and quiet of an ancient hillside town in…

Five productions approved for state incentives

Brice Wallace , Business Journal Utah has once again been chosen for “The Chosen.” The sixth season of the Amazon Prime series will be shot partially in Utah and has the most expected in-state spending of five productions recently approved for incentives by the Utah Board of…

New dean announced for Weber State business school

Brice Wallace , Business Journal A new leader will take over this summer at Weber State University’s Goddard School of Business & Economics. WSU has announced that Jeremy Oller will become dean of the school on July 7, succeeding Doris Geide-Stevenson, who has served as interim…

Waystar research: Investing in AI and advanced automation is a top 2025 priority for RCM leaders

Revenue cycle management (RCM) leaders across the country have named investing in AI and other automation as their top priority for 2025, according to new research released by Waystar, a provider of healthcare payment software based in Lehi. The study surveyed 600 healthcare…

Corporate Financial Reports 3-24-25

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Green Dot Green Dot Corp., based in Provo, reported net income of $5.1 million, or 9 cents per share, for the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31. That compares with a net loss of $23.6 million, or 45…

Career Moves 3-24-25

Career Moves are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ASSOCIATIONS ULI (Urban Land Institute) Utah has announced Josh Green and Blake Thomas as Community Outreach Committee co-chairs and Chad Thomas as…

National survey: Women in tech will find fertile job hunting in Provo-Orem

If you’re a woman in a technology field, you may want to look to the Provo-Orem metro for a place to work. That’s according to a new study from coworkingcafe.com , a website dedicated to flexible working spaces. The report, “Tech & the City: 2025’s Best Places in the U.S. for…

Wildcat Midstream Expands Helper Terminal, Tripling Uinta Basin Crude Capacity

Wildcat Midstream, a petroleum terminal operator with operations in Carbon County and Fort Worth, Texas, has begun work on expanding its Helper terminal. The project will eventually more than triple the company’s capacity to export the Uinta Basin’s unique yellow and black wax…

Spherion of Utah has new ownership

Spherion Staffing and Recruiting of Utah, the local franchisee of a national employment and recruitment agency, has changed ownership. Businessmen brothers John and Tim Larsen have purchased the five Spherion locations, including offices in Layton, Ogden, Orem, Salt Lake City…

PG’s Kenect acquires Auto Labs of Texas

Kenect, a Pleasant Grove-based reputation management and customer engagement platform for automobile dealerships, has acquired Auto Labs of Austin, Texas. Auto Labs is an AI-native platform focused on fixed operations and customer experience for automotive dealers. In its…

Graduation Alliance appoints Shawn Smith new CEO

Graduation Alliance, a Salt Lake City-bases provider of alternative education for youth and adults, has promoted Dr. Shawn Smith to the position of CEO. He succeeds Ron Klausner, CEO since 2015, who will become chairman of the board. Smith, who joined the company in 2023 as the…

2024 report shows UTOPIA Fiber subscriber total climbed to more than 70,000

Becky Ginos , The City Journals UTOPIA Fiber released its 2024 figures on March 11, showing sustained subscriber growth and rapid network deployment. According to the report, the Open Access fiber network deployed 1.9 million feet of fiber optic cable, 1.3 million feet of…

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