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Group says to strengthen the impact of women & girls, emulate practices of companies already doing it

UTAH WOMEN & LEADERSHIP PROJECT Brice Wallace An organization looking to strengthen the impact of Utah girls and women has simple advice for companies wanting to do the same: imitate what other companies are doing. Implementing the best practices of companies that have put in…

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SUNDANCE SELECTION GROUP HEARS UTAH'S 'TWO CITIES' PITCH

As part of their tour of candidate sites, representatives from the Sundance Film Festival Host Committee wrapped up an inspection of Utah sites late last month. Hosted by the Utah Host Committee, the group heard the locals’ presentation on a “reimagined footprint” in Salt Lake…

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Sep 7

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Pacific Islander Chamber talk touts immense possibilities of AI

Nikky Kho, CEO of Real AI Dynamics, discusses the power of using artificial intelligence at the Utah Capitol rotunda during the Utah Pacific Islander Chamber of Commerce’s recent Pacific Islander Business Summit and Expo. Brice Wallace Business Journal By the time you read this,…

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Sep 7

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Small-town Utah newspaper battling developer's 'retaliatory' lawsuit

Citing a new Utah state law aimed at stopping abusive lawsuits that threaten free speech, the 130-year-old Millard County Chronicle Progress newspaper has asked a judge to dismiss a $19.2 million lawsuit brought by a developer over reporting published by the paper. The rural…

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Sep 7

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Pluralsight announces agreement to recapitalize with existing lenders

Draper-based technology workforce development company Pluralsight has announced an agreement to recapitalize its business with a group of existing lenders led by funds managed by Blue Owl Capital Inc. and including funds managed by Ares Management Corp., Goldman Sachs Asset…

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Sep 7

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Utah Foundation report: Utahns’ focus now on low-income, first-time homebuyers

The Utah Foundation has released the first of “numerous” briefs in its Utah Priorities Project and housing affordability is a “most important” issue to Utah voters in 2024, the new brief says, The Utah Foundation’s first brief shows that Utah voters who responded to the 2024…

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Sep 7

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ATL Tech acquires MDCM Solutions

ATL Technology, a medical device developer and manufacturer based in Springville, has acquired MDCM Solutions, a Minnesota manufacturing company specializing in complex catheter technologies used in the manufacture of minimally invasive medical devices. To be known as ATL…

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Sep 7

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PCF buys Kentucky Health Solutions

Provo insurance brokerage PCF Insurance Services has acquired Kentucky Health Solutions, a health and life insurance company in Lexington, Kentucky. Because of its geographic proximity, the Kentucky Health Solutions team will join PCF’s Louisville-based Maverick Insurance Group.…

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Sep 7

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Indiana-based Zimmer Biomet to acquire SLC’s OrthoGrid

Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc., a global medical technology firm based in Warsaw, Indiana, has signed an agreement to acquire Salt Lake City-based OrthoGrid Systems Inc., a privately held medical technology company focused on artificial intelligence-driven surgical guidance systems…

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Sep 7

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Citation Capital buys majority stake in Provo-based Aptive

Citation Capital, a private equity firm based in Dallas that specializes in partnering with founder- and family-led businesses, has announced the acquisition of a majority stake in Aptive Environmental, a Provo-based pest control company. Aptive’s co-founder and CEO, Vess…

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Sep 7

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Health care costs, inflation continue to harm small businesses, NFIB says

The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) has released a pair reports that cast light on the continuing difficulties that “mom-and-pop” enterprises are having with staying open and keeping people employed. The NFIB’s Small Business Problems & Priorities report,…

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Sep 7

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Ultradent acquires Lithuanian company

Ultradent Products Inc., a South Jordan developer and manufacturer of high-tech dental materials, has acquired Medicinos Linija UAB, known globally as “i-dental,” a manufacturer and distributer of dental products headquartered in Siauliai, Lithuania. With the transaction,…

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Sep 7

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Virginia firm buys Echelon Biosciences

Salt Lake City-based Echelon Biosciences has been acquired by VION Biosciences, a life science platform company based in Charlottesville, Virginia. Echelon is a medical and biological materials developer located on the University of Utah campus. VION manufactures specialty…

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Sep 7

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Angel Studios launches new 'Angel Guild' investment offering

Diaana Babnicova (left) stars as Terri and Nika King is Donna Martin in Angel Studio’s “Sound of Hope,” the story of the East Texas town of Possum Trot and its efforts to adopt children with special needs. Angel Studios has launched a new investment initiative offering fans a…

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Sep 7

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CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: LifeVantage LifeVantage Corp., based in Lehi, reported net income of $1.3 million, or 10 cents per share, for the fiscal fourth quarter ended June 30. That compares with $2 million, or 15 cents…

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Sep 7

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WORK DAZE: Move over, Sam Spade. The HR Supersleuth is here

Bob Goldman “ Two-Hour Virtual Seminar on Workplace Investigations: How to Conduct Your Investigation like a Pro.” “ As an employer you have a duty to investigate ... but what if you have a recalcitrant complainant, wrongdoer or witness?” — HRTrainings It was a dark and stormy…

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Sep 7

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COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE FINANCING IN THE CURRENT RATE ENVIRONMENT

Ryan Speirs Utah’s commercial real estate activity has softened in the past few post-pandemic years, but there has been modest growth momentum in the first half of 2024 and a foreseeable drop in the Federal Funds rates may drive more growth. A lower federal funds rate is widely…

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Sep 7

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Smith buys The Shops at South Town and breaks ground on practice facility and office complex for Utah Hockey Club

Sandy Mayor Monica Zoltanski (center, red hat) and Ryan Smith (center, white baseball cap), chairman of Smith Entertainment Group and owner of the National Hockey League's new Utah Hockey Club, join government officials, contractors and members of the hockey team to break ground…

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Sep 7

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UDOT launching $1.4 billion in road projects in response to Utah County’s rapid population growth

Real estate development on the west side of Utah Lake in northwest Utah County has spawned major plans for road construction in the area, including newly announced projects by the Utah Department of Transportation for four projects with a price tag of $1.4 billion. Four key…

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Sep 7

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Construction students engage in hands-on learning to build a home in Sandy

CTEC program offers real-world experience Julie Slama The City Journals When Alta High senior River Hamilton realized the competition in the interior design career field, she decided to leave behind fabric swatches and instead, pick up a hammer. “Instead of interior design, I…

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Sep 7

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Utah already ahead of the curve when new commission rules hit

John Rogers Business Journal New nationwide laws that protect homebuyers from predatory commission practices by real estate brokers and agents that went into effect last month may not be a big deal in Utah, according to industry sources. While the dramatic changes in real estate…

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Sep 7

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Utah files ambitious lawsuit to take control of 18.5 million acres of federal public land

Gov. Spencer Cox speaks at a press conference announcing a lawsuit from the state seeking to take control of to 18.5 million acres of federally managed land in Utah. (Kyle Dunphey/Utah News Dispatch) Kyle Dunphey Utah News Dispatch Utah is suing the federal government over how…

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ICONIC PLANNED COMMUNITY IN SOUTH JORDAN TURNS 20

A family walks along the watercourse in South Jordan at the Utah community of Daybreak. (Courtesy of Larry H. Miller Real Estate) Celebrating a Daybreak anniversary Elizabeth Gray South Jordan’s award-winning master-planned community Daybreak was a revolutionary idea in the…

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Sep 7

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Industry Briefs 9-9-24

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 Robin Huling is the new president of the West Jordan Chamber of Commerce ,…

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Sep 7