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Utah tourism board: National park fee hike bad for business

By Brice Wallace The Utah tourism board is pushing back against a National Park Service proposal to increase fees at 17 national parks, saying that it could unintentionally hurt certain commercial activities there. The Utah Board of Tourism Development, during a recent meeting…

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Nov 19

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Nikola adds watercraft to growing family of electric vehicle products

By John Rogers First came an electric two-seat ATV, then its signature over-the-road electric truck. Now Nikola Motor Co. of Salt Lake City has added an electric personal watercraft to its lineup with the acquisition of Free Form Factory Inc. of Sacramento, California. Terms of…

John Rogers

Nov 19

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September dips, but home prices remain strong

Home prices in the Salt Lake City market took a small step backward from August to September but are still ahead for the year. On a month-over-month basis, the average selling price of a northern Utah home dropped 0.7 percent, according to the CoreLogic Home Price Index (HPI)…

Staff

Nov 19

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Tolero Pharmaceuticals opens Lehi headquarters

Tolero Pharmaceuticals Inc., a medical technology company focused on developing treatments for hematological diseases, has opened its new headquarters in Lehi. Company officials, including CEO and founder David J. Bearss, joined state and local officials and a leadership team…

Staff

Nov 19

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Carta bringing 464 jobs to Utah

Brice Wallace A financial technology company will add up to 464 jobs in Utah during the next five years, outnumbering its current headquarters headcount. Carta, which offers an online platform converts paper stock certificates into electronic shares and allows company to manage…

Staff

Nov 19

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Development continues at Lindon tech center

WI Commercial Properties (WICP), a privately held developer based in Tampa, Florida, continues the development of Mountain Technology Center in Lindon. The 55-acre campus sits west of the Pleasant Grove Boulevard freeway interchange. The mixed-use development will feature…

Staff

Nov 19

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HotDocs sold to San Diego's AbacusNext

HotDocs, an Edinburgh, Scotland-based provider of document automation software with American headquarters in Lehi, has been sold to AbacusNext, a San Diego-based technology-as-a-service supplier to the professional services industry. HotDocs serves the legal, banking, insurance,…

Staff

Nov 19

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Need a good-paying job? Snap Inc. is bringing 50 that average $470K

By Brice Wallace A camera technology company will expand in Utah with dozens of high-paying jobs, and state officials are saying the project is picture-perfect for the state. Snap Inc., a California-based company that offers Snapchat, a camera application allowing people to…

Brice Wallace

Nov 19

Columns

There's a better way to control healthcare costs than mandating drug prices

By Veronique de Rugy Most Republicans are rightfully counting on their reduction of the corporate income tax rate to lift stagnant wages. They should also continue to fight for a higher standard of living for all by reforming healthcare, hence lowering its costs. That requires…

Staff

Nov 19

Columns

Strongmen operate by a standard and the Saudi prince is no different

By Fareed Zakaria The news out of Saudi Arabia has been startling. A country famous for its stability to the point of stagnation is watching a 32-year-old crown prince arrest his relatives, freeze their bank accounts and dismiss them from key posts. But on closer examination, it…

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Nov 19

Columns

Let's help millennial entrepreneurs by teaching them importance of tax cuts

By Robert Pembroke My wife and I have a whole bunch of millennial grandchildren (two) and have yet to see them out manning the barricades for lower taxes. Yet studies have shown that 62 percent of millennials — which is a much higher number than in the past — want to start a…

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Nov 19

Columns

Important business principle: 'None of us are as smart as all of us'

By Doug Andrew How do we move forward after setbacks, turning challenges into springboards for future progress? How do we improve efficiencies and teamwork within our companies? Over the years, I’ve cultivated comprehensive strategies for addressing critical questions like…

Doug Andrew

Nov 19

Cartoons

Editorial Cartoon: I Paid For This Microphone

Staff

Nov 19

Industry Briefs

Industry Briefs - 11-20-17

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice@slenterprise.com. The submission deadline is one week before publication. AGRICULTURE • The Rio Grande Winter Market, a project of Urban Food Connections of Utah, has…

Staff

Nov 19

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Corporate Financial Reports - 11-20-17

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Huntsman Huntsman, with main offices in Texas and Salt Lake City, reported net income of $179 million, or 60 cents per share, for the third quarter ended Sept. 30. That compares with $64 million,…

Staff

Nov 19