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WTC reveals 2024 'Shatter List'

The Women Tech Council has announced its 2024 Shatter List, which recognizes the tech and innovation companies “whose programs are creating momentum and leading change towards breaking the glass ceiling for women in tech.” The list is compiled by scoring companies on four…

Staff

Apr 6

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Collaborative forms advisory group

The One Utah Health Collaborative has announced the formation of its Technical Advisory Group (TAG), made up of nine major insurers that will collaborate and provide data to estimate Utah’s total healthcare spending baseline and trends. The TAG members and respective…

Staff

Apr 6

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Davis Chamber speaker: There's 'good, bad and hopeful' in housing market

Becky Ginos The Davis Journal Utah ranks eighth-highest for median sales price for existing single-family homes in the nation. The state needs an additional 153,000 units to meet the projected demand of 248,000 by 2030. Those statistics as well as others on the housing front…

Beyond brings back Overstock.com

Last year, when Midvale-based Overstock.com bought the intellectual assets and brand name of failing retailer Bed Bath & Beyond, it abandoned its previous “overstock.com” online discount sales brand in favor of “beyond.com.” Now the 25-year-old company, renamed Beyond Inc., has…

LA firm buys Rocky Mtn. Advisory

Marshall & Stevens Inc., a national valuation consulting firm based in Los Angeles, has acquired Rocky Mountain Advisory LLC (RMA), a forensic accounting and litigation support company headquartered in Salt Lake City. The addition of RMA expands Marshall & Stevens’ platform of…

Aegion announces acquisition of Toncco

St. Louis-based Aegion Corp. has acquired Toncco, an underground utilities company based in Ogden. Aegion is a provider of infrastructure maintenance, rehabilitation and technology-enabled water solutions. Toncco will now operate as part of Insituform, an Aegion portfolio…

Women are driving economic opportunity in Utah

Robert Spendlove A higher percentage of Utahns are directly contributing to the growth and prosperity of our state than residents anywhere else in the nation. True to its motto of “Industry,” the Beehive State ranks first in labor force participation, with 69.3 percent of the…

Customers to get refunds after ‘deceptive’ Utah-based real estate investment scheme

Kyle Dunphey Utah News Dispatch Thousands of customers duped by what the Federal Trade Commission calls a fraudulent, celebrity-promoted real estate training program will soon get a refund as part of one of the largest consumer protection settlements in Utah history. Response…

WORK DAZE: Call in sick; it’s the healthy thing to do

Bob Goldman This country is sick. I’m not talking about politics. I’m talking sick — as in Kleenex and Sudafed and the noisy, nosey proponents of nasal irrigation. Hey, you stay out of my nostrils and I’ll stay out of yours. If you’re like most people, you are either{show…

Roosevelt's Western Chemical acquired

Imperative Chemical Partners Inc., a Midland, Texas-based provider of chemicals to the oil, gas and water industries, has bought Western Chemical LLC of Roosevelt. Imperative said the acquisition is in line with its plans to grow organically and through acquisition and provides…

FinWise Bancorp appoints Jim Noone president and hires Wahlman as CFO

FinWise Bancorp, the Murray-based parent company of FinWise Bank, has announced the appointment of Jim Noone as president and hired Robert Wahlman as chief financial officer. Wahlman succeeds Javvis Jacobson, who will remain with the bank as treasurer. The changes were effective…

EnergySolutions buys Conn. firm

Salt Lake City-based nuclear waste management company EnergySolutions Inc. has acquired Cabrera Services Inc. of East Hartford, Connecticut. Established in 1994, Cabrera Services operates nationwide as an environmental and radiological remediation services provider. It has been…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 4-8-24

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Security National Financial Security National Financial Corp., based in Salt Lake City, reported after-tax earnings from operations of $14.5 million for the full fiscal year ended Dec. 31. That…

Industry Briefs 4-8-24

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. ASSOCIATIONS The Park City Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau is accepting applications…

ONE UTAH SUMMIT, APRIL 11-12: Gathering will promote Utah as 'The Startup State'

Brice Wallace “Startup” will get a spotlight at an upcoming economic gathering. The first tangible steps in branding Utah as “The Startup State” will be unveiled at the spring version of the One Utah Summit, set for April 11-12 at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City. The…

Utah residential building permits drop 20 percent from 2022 to 2023

As permits and housing starts decline nationwide, Utah finds similar challenges in its residential construction sector. Permitting activity in the state dropped for a second consecutive year in 2023, down 20 percent compared to the previous year, according to a new report from…

UTAH UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HOLDS STEADY AT 2.8% IN FEBRUARY

Utah’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate has remained unchanged for four consecutive months, according to the February report released by the Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS). The latest numbers show joblessness holding steady at 2.8 percent for February, leaving…

Existing-home sales make a major jump in February, according to NAR

Existing-home sales climbed in February across most of the U.S., according to the National Association of Realtors. Among the four major U.S. regions, sales jumped in the West, South and Midwest and were unchanged in the Northeast. But year over year, sales declined in all…

Cox signs stadium financing bills

Although the possibility of Salt Lake City landing either a Major League Baseball team or a National Hockey League franchise may be years away, the state Legislature set the process in motion to build homes for the professional sports teams with the passage of enabling bills…

Weber's first-of-its-kind Spanish program aims to see native speakers succeed

Brice Wallace A state grant will help Weber State University kickstart a program to offer certificates and degrees through classes taught entirely in Spanish. Believed to be a first-of-its-kind program in the nation, the “Building Puentes” program will ramp up after starting…

UTA releases 30-year transit plan

The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) board of trustees has formally adopted the agency’s long-range transit plan, “UTA Moves 2050.” The recently released document is the result of collaboration amonmg UTA; regional transportation and planning partners such as the Utah Department of…

NFIB’s Optimism Index still running well below 50-year average

The National Federation of Independent Business’ Small Business Optimism Index decreased in February to 89.4, marking the 26th consecutive month below the 50-year average of 98. Twenty-three percent of small-business owners reported that inflation was their single most important…

SLC Red Cross workers join Teamsters

Workers in four departments at the American Red Cross in Salt Lake City have voted to join the Teamsters Union. The new members of Local 222 work in IRL laboratory services, manufacturing quality control, manufacturing component lab and supply operations. They were the last…

Utah women making ownership headway

Utah has ranked dead last in the U.S. for women’s equality eight years in a row, but a study from Lehi-based online lending marketplace Lendio found that the number of women-owned businesses in Utah grew 22 percent from 2012 to 2020 — the eighth-highest growth rate in the…

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Mar 31

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