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Succeeding in Your Business: Do atheists have a right to a ‘religion-free workplace’?

Cliff Ennico “I own a commercial nursery with about 30 seasonal employees. My kids also work for me. One morning, my daughter tacked a hand-made poster with a Bible verse on my door. It referred to flowers and nature. My door faces into the break room. “One of my supervisors…

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Salt Lake City’s multifamily market is ripe for investment

By Robert Parsley Utah’s real estate market has been supercharged by the COVID-19 pandemic, driven by historically low interest rates and low unemployment rates. The state’s housing market is first in the nation for pace of job growth and features low unemployment and mortgage…

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Salt Lake Enterprise 1-17-2022

Inflation, wage growth are strain on employers Brice Wallace Wage growth of 4.8 percent may sound good, but not if you’re an employer and not if it lags inflation. Those are some of the informational nuggets provided during the recent Zions Bank 2022 Economic and Market Outlook…

Inflation, wage growth are strain on employers

Brice Wallace Wage growth of 4.8 percent may sound good, but not if you’re an employer and not if it lags inflation. Those are some of the informational nuggets provided during the recent Zions Bank 2022 Economic and Market Outlook Webinar. Inflation and its ripple effects…

Entrata boss out following email blaming vaccine plot on 'Jews'

Brice Wallace The chairman of a Lehi-based software company has resigned after harsh criticism of an email he sent that blamed the COVID pandemic and vaccination efforts on “the Jews.” In the email to business and political leaders, David Bateman, former CEO at Entrata, said he…

COVID-19 Updates: Cancellations and postponements

The following are events that have been included in The Enterprise Calendar listings and subsequently have been postponed or canceled, or have been removed from the organizers’ website calendars. This is not a complete list of postponements or cancellations. Check with…

Salt Lake County imposes masking mandate for indoors through Feb. 7

Salt Lake County is now under an order requiring that masks be worn when indoors or in large gatherings outdoors. The mandate, initially issued by Dr. Angela Dunn, executive director of the Salt Lake County Health Department, and then Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson, went…

State test procedures change, now require appointments at some sites

The Utah Department of Health has announced changes to testing procedures at COVID-19 testing sites due to high demand. The new rules went into effective on Jan. 7. Now, state-sponsored testing centers at the Cannon Health Building in Salt Lake City, in Bountiful, at Timpanogos…

Vaccine booster now approved for 12-to-15-year-olds, CDC announces

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has announced that it expanded the eligibility of Pfizer and BioNTechs booster doses to those 12 to 15 years old. The move came after a panel of outside experts advising the CDC voted earlier to recommend booster shots of the…

Utah Manufacturers Association postpones awards event until Nov.

The Utah Manufacturers Association has rescheduled its annual awards banquet due to the surge in COVID-19 brought on by the omicron variant. “It is with an abundance of caution and concern that the executive board and board of directors for the Utah Manufacturers Association…

North Carolina bank technology company acquires Lehi's SimpleNexus

SimpleNexus, a developer of a cloud-based, mobile-first homeownership platform based in Lehi, has been acquired by nCino, a global bank technology firm headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina. The acquisition was a stock and cash transaction valued at approximately $1.2…

Casper's Ice Cream sold to New York firm

Cache Valley’s Fat Boy has a new boss. Casper’s Ice Cream, the Richmond company behind the Fat Boy brand of ice cream novelties, has been acquired by Mid-Ocean Partners, a New York City-based middle market private equity firm. Terms of the were transaction were not disclosed.…

Consumer sentiment down again

Utah’s consumer sentiment declined by 1.5 points from November to December, decreasing to a year-low of 75.4, according to the Kem C. Gardner Institute’s Utah Consumer Sentiment Survey. Utah consumer confidence has steadily declined from year-highs experienced in March, as…

R1 RCM buys Cloudmed in $4.1B deal

R1 RCM Inc., a Murray-based provider of patient experience and financial performance softwarefor the healthcare industry, has announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Cloudmed, a revenue intelligence solutions provider. Cloudmed is based in Atlanta.…

Textile Care Services sold

ImageFirst, one of the nation’s largest providers of linen and laundry services for the healthcare industry, has acquired Textile Care Services (TCS) of Utah. Located in Salt Lake City, TCS marks ImageFirst’s first facility in Utah. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.…

CenExel Clinical acquires Cal. research co.

CenExel Clinical Research Inc., a Salt Lake City company that provides medical and scientific support in the design and execution of clinical trials, has acquired California Neuroscience Research (CNR), a clinical research facility in Los Angeles. CNR has two decades of…

SLC's ReadyWise purchased

New York City-based private equity firm Goode Partners LLC has purchased ReadyWise, an emergency food company in Salt Lake City. ReadyWise is a food brand offering ready-to-eat meal and snacking products serving the preparedness, outdoors and everyday end markets with branded…

Coco Quillen named president of Davinci office

Salt Lake City’s Davinci Virtual Office Solutions has named Coco Quillen as the company’s new president. She began her new duties on Jan. 3. Quillen joined Davinci in 2006 and has been acting as the company’s chief operating officer for the past several years. Davinci’s former…

Succeeding in Your Business: Year-end tax planning for 2021 (Part 2 of 2)

As we exit the second COVID year, it’s time to start thinking about 2021 tax filings this coming April. As always this time of year, I’m indebted to my good friend John D’Aquila, a Certified Public Accountant and head of D’Aquila and Co. LLP in Jacksonville, Florida…

Hoodoo Digital acquired

Genpact, a global professional services firm focused on delivering digital transformation, has announced the expansion of its experience business Rightpoint with the acquisition of Hoodoo Digital, a digital experience consultancy with deep expertise in Adobe solutions based in…

Innovate Utah: NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM UTAH COMPANIES

Motivosoty , a Lehi-based platform for employee recognition and engagement, has introduced its ThanksMatters Card . Meant to reward employee achievement, the ThanksMatters Card is accepted wherever Visa cards are honored and transfers peer-to-peer recognition into the literal…

Go Utah query finds Domo qualifies for incentive

Brice Wallace The Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (Go Utah) is moving ahead with a tax credit incentive for Domo related to an expansion project despite its founder and CEO saying in October that “there’s no chance in hell I was ever going to leave” and that other CEOs…

Inland port bond sale generates plenty of takers

The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) has successfully closed the sale its Crossroads Public Infrastructure District Tax Differential bonds, securing $150 million in funding for public infrastructure. The board said the bonds were well-received and generated investor orders…

Solution to employee shortage? Let people know of opportunities

Brice Wallace Industries’ need for skilled workers in Utah is well-known. The solution is less so, but it exists. Potential skilled workers are out there, but they need to better understand the opportunities available to them, according to a panel at a recent industry summit.…

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