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Qualtrics pays $6.75 billion for Press Ganey Forsta, creating customer experience giant

Provo-based customer experience platform Qualtrics has acquired Press Ganey Forsta, a global patient experience company based in South Bend, Indiana, for $6.75 billion. (Courtesy of Qualtrics) John Rogers Salt Lake Business Journal In a deal that analysts expect to shake up the…

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May 23

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Board of Higher Education launches AI task force

The Utah Board of Higher Education has launched a statewide Artificial Intelligence Task Force to drive coordination across public colleges and universities, industry and government. The group will work to advance Utah’s strategic priorities for AI in education. As its first…

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Qualtrics to drive PGA's 'Voice of the Gallery' program

Concurrent with its announcement of a major move into the healthcare industry with the acquisition of patient experience company Press Ganey Forsta, Provo's Qualtrics is also expanding its relationship with the PGA Tour. Last week, the PGA Tour named Qualtrics the official tool…

How mergers and acquisitions are the future of entrepreneurship

The “silver tsunami” isn't a disaster. It’s a wave to surf The "silver tsunami" is a metaphor that dates back to the 1980s but has recently resurfaced. It refers to the demographic shifts currently happening within the United States, and news articles often use this phrase when…

St. George-based Zonos acquires Evolve Trade Services

Zonos, a St. George-based AI operating system for cross-border trade, has acquired Evolve Trade Services, a licensed U.S. customs brokerage specializing in high-volume e-commerce clearance. Evolve has offices in Los Angeles and Seattle. With the acquisition, Zonos will launch…

Maverik CEO helped lead Flying J from bankruptcy to success

Crystal Maggalet grew up in a home where she saw her mom and dad be very entrepreneurial. To them, it was an opportunity to jump in and do it. That’s where she got her early start to become what she is today: CEO of FJ Management and Maverik. Maggalet was the guest speaker at…

Jazz, Mammoth switching healthcare provider; building new Intermountain sports medicine center

Intermountain Health, in partnership with Smith Entertainment Group, will build a 60,000-square-foot medical and sports training center adjacent to the Mammoth Ice Center and a future Utah Jazz practice facility at the Shops at South Town in Sandy. (courtesy Intermountain…

New Zealander Xu wins Copper Rock golf title

Left, Copper Rock champion Fiona Xu holds the first-place trophy besides Tom Haraldsen, representing The City Journals. Center, she holds the $37,500 check for winning. Right, she taps in for a par on the final hole. (Courtesy of Peri Kinder, City Journals) New Zealand golfer…

ZipRecruiter survey shows grads are settling for jobs they plan to leave

The “Building a New Path” report from ZipRecruiter surveyed 1,500 recent graduates and 1,500 rising graduates in the U.S. and found that competition for jobs is getting steeper, with applicants looking for more entry-level roles and finding fewer available options. “The old…

Gardner study: More than half of Utahns reside in cities with populations over 50,000

Utah is becoming less and less a rural state as population patterns shift, according to a new study from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah. More than half the state’s residents now live in cities with more than 50,000 residents. The Gardner Institute…

Utah, Japanese firms agree to use zero-waste critical mineral recovery process

Milford Mining Co. Utah (MMCU) and Furnace Japan Co. Inc. have signed an agreement to jointly deploy next-generation, environmentally sustainable processing technology in Utah to accelerate the recovery of tungsten from the Utah company’s Beaver County mine tailings. The…

UofU, National Laboratory of the Rockies partner to improve energy system

The University of Utah and the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR) have signed a memorandum of understanding to work together to strengthen the U.S. energy system. The agreement enables collaborative research on the country’s national…

Logan Downtown Alliance earns Utah’s first National Main Street accreditation

In a first for the state, Utah Main Street and Main Street America have announced that the Logan Downtown Alliance has earned both state and national Main Street accreditation for its efforts at preservation-based economic growth. This designation coincides with National…

Call me 'unavailable'

Blame Alexander Graham Bell. Before the Bellster invented the telephone, it was widely accepted that getting a co-worker to respond to you required patience. You also needed a loud voice, since the only way to communicate was to open the window and holler. Communication-wise,…

State Am champ will get exemption into Bank of Utah PGA tourney

The PGA Tour’s Bank of Utah Championship will award a sponsor exemption to the winner of the Utah State Amateur Championship. The announcement is part of a strategic statewide partnership between Bank of Utah and the Utah Golf Association that positions the bank as the “Official…

Graham named to head UofU's Huntsman Mental Health Institute

Huntsman Mental Health Institute at the University of Utah has announced the appointment of W. Brett Graham as its new president, effective with the announcement in May. Huntsman Mental Health Institute is a mental health system that integrates clinical care, research and…

Mercury receives OCC conditional approval to establish bank in Utah

Mercury, a San Francisco-based financial technology company specializing in providing financial services for startup companies, has received conditional approval from the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to establish Mercury Bank NA in Utah. The firm said the…

People On The Move 5-25-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ADVISORY • Squire , an audit, tax and business advisory firm that has five locations in Utah and one each in Nevada and Arizona, has named Chelsea Smith as partner in its Tax Advisory practice. Smith joined…

Now Open 5-25-26

A new feature in the Salt Lake Business Journal is this list of new businesses that have opened or plan to open shortly in our area. Taste of Red Iguana has opened in Downtown Daybreak, at 5434 W. Center Field Drive, South Jordan. It’s the first expansion of the well-known Red…

Industry Briefs 5-25-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . AGRICULTURE • Gov. Spencer Cox on May 15 signed an executive order declaring a 30-day state of emergency in Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Iron, Juab, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Utah and Weber counties due to crop…

Salt Lake Realtors to award $240,000 in grants to first-time homebuyers

The Salt Lake Board of Realtors (SLBR) has announced it will give a total of $240,000 in down payment assistance to first-time home buyers during 2026. The grants are part of the American Dream program launched by the SLBR in 2019. First-time buyers who work with a Realtor who…

ARUP Labs launches infectious disease trends tracking dashboard

Salt Lake City-based ARUP Laboratories has announced the launch of its National Infectious Disease Test Positivity Trends Dashboard, a tool it developed to track laboratory test positivity trends for multiple pathogens. ARUP said the dashboard is the only tracking device of its…

Local charities receive donations from Subaru

Nate Wade Subaru donated $33,060 to two local charities as part of the Subaru “Share the Love” event. Customers who purchased or leased a new vehicle from Nov. 20, 2025, to Jan. 2, 2026, could choose to direct a $250 donation to one of four national charity partners or the…

Small business focus of expo in Kaysville

U.S. Sen. John Curtis meets with audience members during a networking break at the Small Business Expo at Davis Technical College. (Brice Wallace, Salt Lake Business Journal) The audience listens to presentations during the Small Business Expo at Davis Technical College in…

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