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R1 to acquire AI inpatient coding platform Phare Health

R1, a Murray-based health care revenue management platform, has announced that it has agreed to acquire Phare Health Ltd., a health care technology company building AI-native solutions for inpatient coding and clinical documentation improvement. “The transaction marks a…

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Health care, biotech focus of upcoming Life Sciences Summit

The role of artificial intelligence in health care, trade and regulatory updates, and Utah’s health care are among the topics to be explored at the 2025 Mayer Brown Utah Life Sciences Summit, a BioUtah event taking place Nov. 12 in Salt Lake City. The annual event will bring…

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Merit Medical buys C2 Cryoballoon brand from Pentax Medical

South Jordan health care technology company Merit Medical Systems Inc. is acquiring the C2 CryoBalloon device brand and related technology from Pentax of America Inc., a subsidiary of Pentax Medical Inc. Pentax of America is a distributor of surgical and other medical devices…

Chamber’s dashboard: Utah’s economy optimistic heading into fourth quarter

September highlights of Utah’s economy included a continued low unemployment rate, moderate inflation and the median home sales price peaking at $520,000. Those were a taste of the statistics released in the September 2025 Roadmap to Prosperity Economic Dashboard sponsored by…

AI summit set for Dec. 1-2 in Salt Lake City

Artificial intelligence — and humans’ role in it — will be the subject of an upcoming two-day summit in Salt Lake City. The 2025 AI Summit, titled “Utah’s Pro-Human Leadership in the Age of AI,” will take place Dec. 1-2 at the Salt Palace Convention Center. Hosted by the Utah…

Nonprofit wants increase in child care access

A nonprofit organization says it will seek legislative help to boost access to child care, including employer incentives for child care partnerships, to help Utah working families. That is one priority of The Policy Project for the 2026 legislative general session as it looks to…

Beyond the avalanche: Leading and learning in the age of accelerating technology

Renowned American biologist E.O. Wilson has observed, “We are drowning in information and starving for wisdom.” Technology is advancing at an exponential pace, and artificial intelligence sits at the crest of that accelerating wave. Every week brings breakthroughs, platforms and…

The ‘Chunk’ guide to career success

When it comes to building a career, there’s a lot we can learn from animals (and no, I’m not talking about the IT department.) Think about it. No motivation? Be as busy as a bee. Thinking of jumping ship? Be as loyal as a pair of penguins. Looking for a role model? You can’t do…

Industry Briefs 11-3-2025

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ASSOCIATIONS • DoTerra , a Pleasant Grove-based company focused on essential oils and natural wellness products, has become a member of the Union for Ethical BioTrade (UEBT). The union is a nonprofit…

Clearlink names Larkin as CEO, DeBevoise as chairman

Clearlink, a digital marketing and technology company based in Salt Lake City, has named Mark Larkin as its new CEO. In the same announcement, Clearlink said it has appointed Marc DeBevoise as its board chair. Clearlink is a subsidiary of Miami-based customer experience…

Annual ULI event to look at real estate trends

The future of the ever-changing world of real estate will be discussed at the annual “Trends” conference, a ULI (Urban Land Institute) Utah event taking place Nov. 12. Industry leaders, innovators and investors gather at the annual event to explore what’s next in housing,…

People On The Move 11-3--25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ASSOCIATIONS • S ilicon Slopes has announced that Jeremy Andrus and Adam Edmunds have been appointed as co-chairs of the Silicon Slopes Founder Circle , which is a community of Utah’s most accomplished CEOs…

PGA Tour sponsorship spells success for Bank of Utah

Michael Brennan holds the trophy after winning the Bank of Utah Championship at Black Desert Resort on Oct. 26, presented by bank President Branden Hansen to his right, along with members of the bank, resort management team and Reef Capital Partners. (Photo courtesy Bank of…

Why investing in communities is good business

Earlier this year, hundreds of Zions Bank employees traded in balance sheets for paint brushes, spending a week beautifying 20 homes and nonprofit facilities throughout Utah and Idaho. Although painting falls far outside a typical banker’s job description, the annual service…

Managing cash flow and maintaining liquidity is critical to business success

One of the most fundamental concerns for businesses today is having enough liquid assets to meet short-term obligations like wages, rent, suppliers and debt services. In fact, a poll by Treasury Today found that financial, liquidity and insolvency risks were ranked the most…

Utah banks need to increase digital components to stay competitive

Are Utah banks missing the train that’s headed to new digital components, and why are so many struggling to innovate? And is the Beehive State an outlier in the race to add new technologies to minimize risks? A study earlier this year from the Conference of State Bank…

Utah First Credit Union launches music scholarship program

Tom Haraldsen Salt Lake Business Journal In celebration of its 90th anniversary, Utah First Credit Union has created a music competition to award two college scholarships to deserving students for next school year. The Utah First Music Scholarship program will award one student…

When tariff policies change: How Utah businesses are navigating the shifting tides

Cari Fullerton Bank of Utah Tariffs can be a divisive issue, shaped by politics, policy and global economics. But for many businesses of all sizes — regardless of where they stand on the debate — tariffs have become a day-to-day reality. For Utah companies like SymbolArts and…

New tax brackets for 2026 are here

It’s the same question every year for millions of Americans: Where does our annual incomes put us on the federal tax brackets? There have been changes made for 2026, but they don’t affect the returns we have to do this year for our 2025 incomes. Here are some things to know for…

Why swapping passwords for passphrases might be a good idea

We’ve all done it — changed our passwords periodically or perhaps when “commanded” to do it to protect cybersecurity. And that security is top of mind for most banks. A survey of chief risk officers says it’s the main risk financial institutions face over the next 12 months. Now…

Beyond bricks and mortar: Granite Credit Union’s mobile branch delivers banking where it’s needed

Rebecca Olds Salt Lake Business Journal Granite Credit Union’s mobile branch has been on the road for a year, following an increasingly growing trend of vans that go to customers to serve their financial needs. It is currently the only one on active duty in the state. U.S. Bank…

Bees celebrate success during first season at The Ballpark at America First Square

The Salt Lake Bees are calling their inaugural season at The Ballpark at America First Square a success. The Triple-A team opened their 280,000-square-foot stadium in April, anchoring Downtown Daybreak, a 200-acre mixed-use development located within the 4,000-plus-acre…

Utah Supreme Court OKs alternate path to law licenses

The Utah Supreme Court has approved a new rule that gives law school graduates a pathway to become licensed attorneys without taking the traditional bar exam. The experience-based method goes into effect next year. (Adobe Stock photo) Aspiring lawyers who have graduated from law…

Block Reign appoints Cathryn Bonar as CEO

Block Reign Inc., an Orem-based technology company delivering products and solutions integrated with the Gnodi blockchain, has announced the appointment of Cathryn “Cat” H. Bonar as CEO. Bonar succeeds the company’s founding leadership team and will guide Block Reign’s next…

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