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Succeeding in Your Business: No need to panic when the IRS sends you a letter

Cliff Ennico Few things in life are more unsettling than getting a letter from the IRS — especially if you don’t think you did anything wrong. The recent Inflation Reduction Act allocated nearly $80 billion to the Internal Revenue Service to close the enforcement gap between…

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Weave names Brett White its new CEO

Weave, a Lehi-based customer communication and engagement platform, has announced the appointment of Brett White as CEO. White joined Weave’s executive team as president and chief operating officer in April after serving on the board of directors since June 2020. White was…

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West Virginia firm now part of PCF

PCF Insurance Services (PCF), an insurance brokerage firm in Lehi, has acquired Infuse Insurance, an independent, community-based agency offering home, auto, business and life insurance in Beckley Belle, Princeton, Bluewell, Welch, Mullens Chapmanville and Logan, West Virginia.…

Pitney Bowes buys SkyMail sort center

Shipping and mailing giant Pitney Bowes has acquired the presort center of Skymail International, a full-service print and mail house based in Salt Lake City. Based in Stamford, Connecticut, Pitney Bowes Presort Services said the Skymail facility will be part of a regional mail…

Cybersecurity Month: Four tips to keep your business safe and secure

October is Cybersecurity month and iMpact Utah has offered these suggestions for helping Utah manufacturers — and other small businesses — know which plans, practices and services are worth the investment to bolster your defenses. Below are four steps businesses of all shapes…

Chamber leader: Goal is to improve, not simply change

Brice Wallace While Utah is constantly changing, the leader of the state’s largest business association is calling for the community to “do more than change.” Derek Miller, president and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber and Downtown Alliance, said the goal should be to “improve.”…

Result of audits: UIPA leader wants the authority to be 'squeaky-clean'

Brice Wallace The new executive director of the Utah Inland Port Authority is hoping the organization becomes “squeaky-clean.” Ben Hart’s comments come in the wake of a pair of state audits calling for changes at the port authority designed to beef up oversight and compliance…

Dropping by soon: Intermountain to make deliveries by drone in SL areas

Zipline, a California drone delivery and logistics company that got its start delivering medical supplies in Africa, has started dropping prescriptions and over-the-counter medications to homes in the Salt Lake City area. In a partnership with Intermountain Healthcare, a…

UofU partners with Ottobock for 'Utah Bionic Leg'

Researchers at the University of Utah’s Bionic Engineering Lab have developed the “Utah Bionic Leg,” which they claim is the most advanced bionic leg ever created. Now, the university has forged a new partnership with German prosthetics company Ottobock to license the technology…

IFit appoints Duffy new CEO

Logan-based IFit Inc. a developer of fitness hardware, software and subscription content, has announced the appointment of Kevin Duffy as CEO. Duffy has nearly 25 years of experience, including two decades leading branded consumer technology companies. Most recently, he served…

Planned sustainability garners S. Utah resort $153 million in C-PACE funding

Black Desert Resort, an $820 million golf, retail and residential development under construction in Ivins, near St. George, has received a major infusion of capital from a federal-state program aimed to boost renewable energy and efficiency. Developers say the new financing will…

Big-D buys Colorado firm

Salt Lake City-based Big-D Construction has acquired Golden, Colorado-based CFC Construction. The 45-year-old company will continue under its present management and maintain the CFC Construction name. Chairman and founder EJ Olbright will continue in his role, along with CFC…

Consumer sentiment falls again in September

After a brief pause in its decline in August, Utah’s consumer sentiment fell again in September, dropping from 66.0 to 63.9, according to the Kem C. Gardner Institute’s Survey of Utah Consumers. Moderating inflation seemed to placate consumers in August following three straight…

Still growing: PCF Insurance buys three firms

Continuing its recent spate of acquiring insurance companies across the nation, Lehi-based PCF Insurance Services has acquired three more companies. PCF purchased Solon, Ohio-based Lawrence Victoria Inc., a national program administrator that provides loan servicers with…

Singapore-based Genius Group buys Revealed Films

Genius Group LTD of Singapore, an education technology company, has purchased Park City-based Revealed Films Inc., a media production company that specializes in multi-part documentaries. The transaction, which closed on Oct. 4, has a value of $10 million, including contingency…

R-Zero names Nuckles CEO

R-Zero, a biosafety technology provider based in Salt Lake City, has announced that its board of directors has appointed Jennifer Nuckles as CEO and the chair of the board. The appointment was effective Oct. 10. “Jennifer is a perfect fit to lead R-Zero in the next chapter of…

Succeeding in Your Business: Why your kid should major in philosophy

Cliff Ennico Maybe it’s the change of seasons (I’ve always been a big early fall fan), maybe it’s because I am now pushing 70, but I’ve been spending more time than usual reflecting upon my past. Whenever you reflect on “things you should have done differently,” you almost…

Park City, Summit Co. adopt plan to prioritize sustainable tourism

In a joint meeting of the Summit County Council and the Park City Council, a Sustainable Tourism Plan for Summit County was adopted. The plan was presented by the Park City Chamber of Commerce/Convention & Visitors Bureau, which took action to develop a roadmap that would…

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

A Salt Lake City startup is taking the pain out of online and instore shopping ordering mistakes. Oops , which launched in June, offers doorstep return pickups of purchases and serves neighborhoods along the I-15 corridor from Spanish Fork to Ogden, including most of Salt Lake,…

Business Tech: Cyber insurance is critical protection for your computer infrastructure

Bahar Ferguson Today’s businesses face a lot of risks. There are the traditional risks such as fires, floods and theft. Then there are the more modern risks, such as cyberattacks. Cyberattacks are a growing concern for businesses of all sizes. They can come in many different…

After 110 years, Kennecott going back underground

John Rogers More than 110 years ago, the Kennecott Copper Mine in Salt Lake County’s Bingham Canyon began extracting copper ore from an underground mining operation. Abandoning the underground method early in its history, the mine would become known as the world’s largest…

Lacking a master plan, UIPA puts hold on spending

Brice Wallace The Utah Inland Port Authority has put the brakes on big-ticket spending items until a master plan is in place to help guide the future of its 1,600-acre jurisdictional area.{mprestriction ids="1,3"} At the authority board’s most recent meeting, Ben Hart, the…

Already a hit, 'Slopes' summit will expand in coming years

Brice Wallace The annual Silicon Slopes Summit, only six years old, will return next year as a bigger, broader event, its leader said at the most recent tech and business gathering. Clint Betts, president and CEO of Silicon Slopes, told a crowd of thousands at Vivint Arena in…

O.C. Tanner's Global Culture Report shows importance of reconnecting employees

O.C. Tanner, a Salt Lake City-based employee recognition and workplace culture company, has released its 2023 Global Culture Report. Now in its fifth year, the report details the latest trends and strategies to win and retain people, including reconnecting workplace community,…

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