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Industry Briefs 3-16-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ECONOMIC INDICATORS • Utahns need to earn more than $193,316 in order to move out of the middle class , according to a study by SmartAsset . That figure is ninth-highest in the U.S. Utahns need to make at…

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People On The Move 3-16-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com ADVISORY • Tanner , a Salt Lake City-based independent accounting and advisory firm offering audit, tax and consulting services, has appointed Dan Griffiths as chief operating officer. He will oversee firm…

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Mar 13

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LHM Co. announces $3.5 billion redevelopment plan along the Jordan River

An aerial view of the Power District with downtown Salt Lake City in the background. (Courtesy Larry H. Miller Co.) Tom Haraldsen Salt Lake Business Journal If Soren Simonsen’s dream comes true, by the year 2032, kayaks will fill the Jordan River, while a home run hit by a Major…

‘Chosen,’ ‘Housewives’ get state incentives

Crews shoot part of “The Chosen” in 2023. Half of the show’s seventh season will be shot in Utah. (Photo courtesy Utah Film Commission) Brice Wallace Salt Lake Business Journal Utah once again has been chosen for “The Chosen.” The series about the life of Jesus was among three…

U.S. Patent Office opens community engagement office at University of Utah

In a salute to the entrepreneurial spirit evident in Utah, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has opened a community engagement office at the University of Utah. Housed in the University Research Park’s Myriad Genetics building, the office will help drive innovation by…

AI task force membership announced

Nine humans have been named as members of the Utah Pro-Human Artificial Intelligence Task Force. The Utah Department of Commerce and the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity announced the membership of the task force, which aims to ensure Utah leads the nation in…

What’s in a name? GOEO may become GOED

A state agency is looking to go — with apologies to Huey Lewis & The News — “back in time.” The Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity is supporting a bill that would revert its name back to the Governor’s Office of Economic Development. HB475, sponsored by Rep. Calvin…

AI usage is increasing litigation volume, and costs, for law practices

There was a time when many turned to the use of artificial intelligence as a way to shortcut workflows and decrease the need for study or investigation. While it can help draft items such as a federal ADA complaint in just minutes, it also reduces labor time and thus billable…

SLCC Leadership Series continues this spring

Salt Lake Community College’s NexStep Leadership workshops have three more events set up for spring, with the first one set for March 11, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. “Our NexStep leadership workshops are designed to energize and equip your team with the skills that matter most,” said Paul…

AF energy storage company Lion Energy agrees to be acquired by Reno firm

American Fork-based Lion Energy LLC, a producer of portable lithium-based commercial and residential energy storage systems, has signed a term sheet agreeing to be acquired by Aqua Metals Inc. of Reno, Nevada. Aqua Metals specializes in sustainable lithium-ion battery recycling,…

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I have a question for someone like you: What are the job prospects for someone like me? Here’s a quick rundown. I’m someone with zero motivation. Someone with few skills and fewer abilities. Someone with no people skills, unless you consider making people really dislike you a…

Hale Centre Theatre opens new Beehive Stage

The Beehive Stage offers great views from any of its 300 seats at the expanded Hale Centre Theatre in Sandy. Patrons can gather in the lobby and near the concession stand at The Beehive, which adds to the two existing stage areas at Hale Centre. (Photos by Tom Haraldsen/Salt…

Keeping local history alive with new Bingham Canyon Mine book

The Bingham Canyon Mine is the world’s largest excavation site and is visible from outer space. This mine and the now buried Bingham Canyon have kept the interest of many. The Bingham Canyon History group is especially unique because the town of Bingham Canyon no longer exists.…

INNOVATE UTAH 3-9-26

American Fork-based Domo , an AI-driven business data platform, has launched Domo MMM , an AI add-on for marketers that powers data measurement and is designed to help organizations understand which marketing investments are driving growth and which are not. Developed in…

People On The Move 3-9-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . BANKING • Bank of Utah , based in Ogden, has promoted Kelly Hale to senior vice president, business development team lead. She is succeeded by Jared Sellers , who has been appointed as commercial lending team…

Industry Briefs 3-9-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ADVISORY • Ascentis Independent Advisors , a Texas-based platform for independent advisors and part of Ascentis Holdings, has announced that Strada Wealth Advisors , with locations in Scottsdale, Arizona, and…

Will this be the year The Point finally goes vertical?

More than 30,000 square feet of Class A office space will be under construction in 2026 at The Point in Draper as the development begins to become visible with above-the-ground construction. The buildings will be located along The Promenade, the project’s central pedestrian…

Miller Sports & Entertainment announces partnership with SME Industries

Sandy-based Miller Sports & Entertainment (MSE) has announced a new partnership with SME Industries Inc. (SME). The Salt Lake City steel fabricator will join MSE in community-driven experiences and initiatives centered on local sports and entertainment across MSE’s soccer…

Salt Lake Bees partner with Swig for alternate team identity

Every time the Salt Lake Bees play a home game on a Wednesday this season, they’ll have an alternate identity. Their uniforms, hats, batting helmets and all stadium scoreboards will boast that alt name: the Utah Dirty Sodas. At a press event at The Ballpark at America First…

Bill related to noncompete agreements dies

A bill that was purported to affect 95 percent of Utah workers now has a zero percent chance of passage in the current legislative general session. HB203, which would have altered the use of noncompete agreements between companies and employees, likely will be subject to further…

I’m bored of AI. What’s next?

I don’t know who invented AI, but they did a very good job of it. All I hear about and read about and worry about these days is AI. Really! It’s in my computer. It’s in my phone. It’s in my car. It’s in my refrigerator. It’s in my washer. It’s in my dryer. It’s in my vacuum…

Leaders announce commitment to improve refining and protect water, fuel resources

In an effort to boost the state’s fuel supply and water resources and reduce the state gas tax, state leaders and industry partners came together Feb. 23 at the Utah Capitol to sign agreements that would streamline the process. The state is also working with Idaho to find ways…

Eulogy virtues vs. resume virtues: What are you really optimizing for?

Several years ago, I stood on Omaha Beach in Normandy. The tide was calm. The sand was quiet. But the weight of history was overwhelming. I found myself thinking not about military strategy — but about legacy. The young men who died there were not remembered for quarterly…

Flex-office space Kiln Holladay opens at historic Cottonwood Mall location

Lehi-based flex-office and coworking space developer Kiln has announced the opening of Kiln Holladay, a 52,000-square-foot workspace and lifestyle hub in Holladay Hills, a mixed-use redevelopment located in Holladay. Kiln Holladay, already being used by a mix of teams,…

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