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WGU announces plans for new headquarters in downtown Salt Lake City

Western Governors University has announced plans to build a headquarters campus in downtown Salt Lake City. Covering nearly a full city block, the facility will house up to 5,000 administrative and staff personnel along with other mixed-use elements and amenities. (Rendering…

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Mar 21

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Coffee and Chai opens its doors in West Jordan

Adnan and Natalie Afridi joined with family and members of ChamberWest for the ribbon-cutting at Coffee and Chai in West Jordan on Feb. 14. (Salt Lake Business Journal) Tom Haraldsen Salt Lake Business Journal It isn’t every day that the ribbon-cutting for a new business…

Tom Haraldsen

Mar 21

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FDIC and Utah Department of Financial Institutions green-light Edward Jones Bank

Late last month, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and the Utah Department of Financial Institutions (UDFI) jointly announced approval of an application by The Jones Financial Cos. to establish Edward Jones Bank in Utah. “This is a pivotal step to more…

Staff

Mar 21

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Tourism results in lower property taxes, says Draper mayor in State of City speech

Draper is a tourist destination. Who knew? That translates into lower property taxes for its residents. In his annual State of the City speech, Mayor Troy Walker said cell phone data shows people from all 50 states set foot in Draper. Tourism results in sales tax revenue and…

Mimi Darley Dutton

Mar 21

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Holladay City welcomes Trader Joe’s

Holladay Hills is now home to Trader Joe’s — a grocery store where the customers frequently rave about the high-quality, fresh store-brand products and the affordable prices. The Holladay community has been abuzz with excitement, awaiting the grand opening of the new Trader…

Collette Hayes

Mar 21

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One in every 10 Utah homes now sells for $1 million or more

Luxury home sales in Utah reached an all-time high in 2025, with one in every 10 homes selling for $1 million or more, according to data from Sandy-based UtahRealEstate.com. In 2025, a total of 39,791 homes were sold statewide. Of those, 3,992 properties sold for $1 million or…

Staff

Mar 21

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Your company needs a baddie. How about you?

Did you see the latest video from the Staples Baddie? If you didn’t, you must have read the story about her in The New York Times. Headlined, “How Exciting Can Office Supplies Really Be? Ask the Staples Baddie,” the article describes the celebrity that Staples employee Kaeden…

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Mar 21

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Groundbreaking study could create early diagnosis for multiple sclerosis

Canary Speech and Intermountain Ventures have partnered to launch a study aimed at identifying multiple sclerosis using vocal biomarkers. This Institutional Review Board-approved research uses pioneering techniques to explore how vocal patterns can be early indicators of MS.…

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Mar 21

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Albert succeeds Burton as CEO of Health Catalyst

Health Catalyst Inc., a provider of data and analytics technology and services to the health care industry, has announced that Ben Albert, the company’s president and chief operating officer, has been named CEO and a member of the board of directors. The appointment was…

Staff

Mar 21

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Midvale City Council denies used-car dealership from operating on State Street

Midvale City Planner Jonathan Anderson presenting the council with the rezone request. (Courtesy Midvale City) Giovanni Radtke The City Journals A used-car dealership was denied permission to open on State Street after the Midvale City Council rejected the car company’s request…

Giovanni Radtke

Mar 21

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Fairpark generates impact year-round: $264 million in 2025

Lights from the popular carnival midway brighten the autumn sky during the Utah State Fair. More than 145 events at the Utah State Fairpark generated more than $264 million in economic impact in 2025, according to a new report released by the State Fair Park Authority. (Courtesy…

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Mar 21

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Afraid to make adjustments? Qualtrics study finds employees thrive with change

New research from Provo-based Qualtrics finds that employees who experienced significant organizational change over the past year report higher engagement and productivity than those with little to no change. The findings in the Qualtrics “2026 Employee Experience Trends Report”…

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Mar 21

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SLC recognized as best airport by global Customer Experience Awards program

Each year, the Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Customer Experience Award recognizes airports from around the world that passengers have said performed the best across multiple dimensions of customer experience. Over 400 airports from 110 countries participated in the program. Salt…

Staff

Mar 21

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Nominate a Utah Top Workplace for 2026

Great workplaces don’t happen by accident. They are nurtured and built to bring out the best in people. If you know of one, nominate it as a Utah Top Workplace. For the 13th year, employers with outstanding workplace culture in the state will compete for Utah Top Workplaces…

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Mar 21

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People On The Move 3-23-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . BANKING • Bank of Utah , based in Ogden, has appointed Brooks Rose as banking manager of its Provo branch. Rose will lead daily branch operations and support clients with their accounts, transactions and…

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Mar 21

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Industry Briefs 3-23-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . DEFENSE • Vector , a Bluffdale-based defense company, has secured a $20 million loan from J.P. Morgan to expand its domestic small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) manufacturing capacity. The financing follows a…

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Mar 21