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Industry Briefs 1-27-25

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. BANKING Bank of Utah , based in Ogden, has hired Nichole Kennedy as vice president and…

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Jan 25

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Nucor plans $204.5 expansion with 200 jobs

COMPANY'S TOWERS & STRUCTURES UNIT Brice Wallace Business Journal Steel company Nucor Corp. is looking skyward as it grows its operations in Utah. The North Carolina-based company’s Towers & Structures Inc. business unit will add 200 jobs in a $204.5 million project that will…

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Jan 18

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Gardener report shows economic impact of Utah’s defense industry

A new report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah highlights the substantial contributions to the state’s economy from Utah’s military and defense industry. The report from shows that the defense industry directly and indirectly supports over…

UTAH CONSUMER SENTIMENT INDEX RISES TO 3-YEAR HIGH

Utah’s consumer sentiment increased again as 2024 came to an end, jumping 3.6 percent, from 88.1 in November to 91.3 in December, according to the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute’s Survey of Utah Consumer Sentiment. A similar survey conducted by the University of Michigan found…

U.S. Supreme Court will not hear Utah’s lawsuit to control public lands

Kyle Dunphey Utah News Dispatch The U.S. Supreme Court announced last week it will not hear Utah’s sweeping public lands lawsuit, where the state argued it should take over 18.5 million acres of federally controlled land within its borders. The state can still file another,…

North Salt Lake's OxEon Energy to spend $100M on expansion

Brice Wallace Business Journal A North Salt Lake company focused on sustainable energy solutions will get state help in its effort to expand to full-scale manufacturing of industrial systems producing fuel and chemicals. OxEon Energy LLC plans to add 103 high-paying jobs in a…

Savage Transload Terminal to provide crude-by-rail connection to N. American refineries for Uinta Basin

Utah supply chain infrastructure and solutions company Savage has announced plans to develop a new crude-by-rail transload terminal to connect supply chains for transporting Uinta Basin crude oil from wellheads to refinery markets across North America. The new terminal, located…

GSBS Architects purchases Atlas

GSBS Architects, a Salt Lake City-based general services architectural and consulting firm, has acquired Atlas Architects, also of Salt Lake City. The transaction was effective Dec. 3, with Atlas staff completing its move to GSBS’s Salt Lake City offices on Jan. 6. The…

Diamond Lake Minerals acquires Solutions Naturopathic Clinics

Diamond Lake Minerals Inc. (DLMI), a Salt Lake City company that specializes in the development and support of digital assets and SEC-registered security tokens, has acquired Solutions Naturopathic & SoftWave Acupuncture Clinics in Arizona. Led by the Dr. Steven Ehrlich,…

HB Workplaces buys MBI Seattle

Salt Lake City-based HB Workplaces, a workplace furnishings solutions company, has acquired MBI Seattle, a full-service office furniture dealer. Effective immediately, MBI will be fully integrated into HB Workplaces’ operations. MBI Seattle is a 50-year-old company serving the…

Canyon Labs acquires Iuvo BioScience

Canyon Labs, a Salt Lake City-based provider of analytical and packaging lab testing and consulting for medical devices and pharmaceuticals, has acquired the laboratory and consulting divisions of Iuvo BioScience, an ophthalmic medical device and pharmaceutical clinical research…

UWLP publishes new statewide data on Utah women in the workplace

The Utah State University Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) has released its first of six white papers reporting the results of a statewide study conducted in the fall of 2024. The study supports efforts of UWLP’s “A Bolder Way Forward,” a statewide movement focused on…

Sandy's Arbiter buys rSchoolToday

Arbiter, a Sandy-headquartered provider of athletic and event management, today announced the acquisition of rSchoolToday, a provider of primary and secondary school software solutions based in Tampa, Florida. Known for its tools supporting online forms, payments, assigning,…

ICM to acquire Compass Equipment

ICM Solutions, a Salt Lake City crushing and screening equipment dealer for the construction industry, has agreed to acquire Compass Equipment Inc., a crushing and screening dealership based in Oroville, California. “This acquisition marks an exciting milestone, as ICM continues…

WORK DAZE: Detach yourself. It’s later than you think

Bob Goldman Now is the winter of our detachment. The fall, the spring and the summer, too. According to a recent report from the Nosey Norberts at Gallup, “employees across America are feeling detached from their jobs.” Really, what choice do they have? It would be nice if…

Reopened Emery Co. coal mine will benefit Permanent School Fund

When officials cut the ribbon earlier this month to reopen the Fossil Rock Mine near Orangeville in Emery County, it marked the beginning of what Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration (SITLA) officials hope will be a major source of income for the state’s…

Randall new CEO of Scientia Vascular

Scientia Vascular, a West Valley City neurovascular medical devices provider, has announced that Rick Randall will replace founder John Lippert as CEO of the company. Lippert will transition to chief technology officer, focusing on advancing next-generation patient solutions and…

NACE launches Salt Lake chapter

Members of the catering and events industry have united to form a Salt Lake City chapter of the National Association for Catering and Events (NACE). The aim of the association is to offer local professionals a community for networking, education and career development, the…

Is AI the new electricity? Institute founder thinks so

Becky Ginos Davis Journals Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the wave of the future and has already become part of everyday life. According to a World Economic Forum report, AI may displace up to 85 million jobs by 2025, and it is also expected to create 97 million new roles, many…

Industry Briefs 1-20-25

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. ACCOUNTING Tanner LLC , a Salt Lake City-based audit, tax, transaction advisory,…

Inland Port wants to develop life sciences hub

IN SLC'S NORTHWEST QUADRANT Brice Wallace The Utah Inland Port Authority is envisioning the Northwest Quadrant as a hub for biomedical and life sciences manufacturing. At the December meeting of the port authority board, officials spelled out their preliminary steps toward a…

OPTIMISM HOLDING: 84% OF HIRING EXECS SEE GROWTH IN 2025

As the new year begins, 84 percent of U.S. hiring managers are positive about their companies’ hiring outlook for the first half of next year, with 52 percent feeling optimistic, 46 percent hopeful, 45 percent confident and 38 percent satisfied. This is according to a recent Job…

Upper Colorado River Basin states urge planning for a decreasing water supply and an increasing demand

Arms of Lake Powell on the Colorado River fill canyons north of San Juan County’s Navajo Mountain. Differences in ideas for river water usage between parties representing the Upper and Lower Colorado River basins must be resolved before federal rules governing the tributary…

Tourism board approves incentives for three productions to film in Utah

Jasmine Roth hosts the HGTV series "Help! I Wrecked My House," due to start production of its fifth season in Salt Lake and Summit counties through July. The production was recently approved for an incentive by the Utah Board of Tourism Development. Photo courtesy HGTV Brice…

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