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CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 11-25-24

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Security National Financial Security National Financial Corp., based in Salt Lake City, reported after-tax earnings of $11.8 million, or $1.11 per share, for the quarter ended Sept. 30. That…

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Point Partners announce partnership with Oak View Group for event venue

The Point Partners, a joint venture among Lincoln Property Co., Colmena Group and Wadsworth Development Group formed for development at The Point of the Mountain master-planned mixed-use redevelopment project in Draper, has signed a partnership agreement with Oak View Group to…

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Judge lets Utah's TikTok suit continue

U.S. 3rd District Court Judge Richard Daynes has denied online video-sharing platform TikTok’s motion to dismiss Utah’s October 2023 lawsuit aimed at addressing the harmful impact of the platform on children. The lawsuit, brought by the Utah Department of Commerce’s Division of…

Spendlove tells chamber members the economy determined election outcome

Tom Haraldsen The City Journals Political commentator and pundit James Carville said it best 32 years ago. When it comes to elections, he said, “It’s the economy, stupid.” That quip from the 1992 presidential election between Democrat Bill Clinton and Republican incumbent George…

NFIB Utah sees end of election cycle good news for small-business owners

NFIB Utah has released its commentary on the its parent organization’s monthly Small Business Economic Trends report, also known as the Optimism Index. The new report showed minor improvement in some categories but within a backdrop of a record 51-year high in uncertainty…

Utah National Guard awards $30M watershed resiliency contract

The Utah Army National Guard has awarded an up-to-$30 million contract to a California firm for watershed-focused restoration and resiliency at the Army’s Camp Williams training site in south Salt Lake County. Tetra Tech Inc., a provider of consulting and engineering services in…

UVU launches new Applied Artificial Intelligence Institute

Utah Valley University in Orem has launched its new Applied Artificial Intelligence Institute, according to an announcement at the Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Growth & Prosperity Summit by UVU President Astrid S. Tuminez. Tuminez also announced UVU’s new Master of Applied…

Industry Briefs 11-25-24

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. BANKING Crewe Capital , a Salt Lake City-based boutique investment bank, has hired Nick…

Utah has become a mecca for sports-anchored tourism

Panelists at the recent Sports Tourism Summit discuss the future of sports facilities in the Salt Lake Valley. They are (from left) moderator Walter Franco of Victus Advisors, Sandy Mayor Monica Zoltanski, Kevin Bruder of the Maverik Center and Utah Grizzlies, Gavin Gough of the…

LICENSING CRACKDOWN NETS 77 CITATIONS, UP TO $130K IN FINES

The Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL) has announced the results of an enforcement campaign recently conducted throughout the state. The division joined similar agencies in a nationwide effort to address violations of state construction licensing laws. During the…

'There is hope' battling mental health problems in the workplace

Brice Wallace The problems are out there. So, too, are the resources to help tackle them. Mental health is in an increasingly bright spotlight, and its multifaceted, complex issues appear to be worsening. And while the statistics about mental health and its impacts on workplaces…

BioUtah Life Sciences Awards honor five for health care innovation

BioUtah, a trade association serving Utah’s life sciences industry, recently presented its 2024 BioUtah Life Sciences Awards at the Mayer Brown Utah Life Sciences Summit in Salt Lake City for significant contributions to Utah’s life sciences community. “We’re excited to unveil…

Zeo Energy buys bankrupt Lumio

A bankruptcy court has approved a sale of the assets of Lehi-based Lumio Holdings Inc., a residential solar company, to Zeo Energy of New Port Richey, Florida. On Sept. 3, Lumio filed a voluntary petition under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code in the United States…

Ionic secures 4,000-acre halloysite lease

Ionic Mineral Technologies of Provo, a Provo-based supplier of nano-silicon anode battery material production, has leased and fully permitted a 4,000-acre plot in the Silicon Ridge halloysite property from the state of Utah. The property, located in the Lake Mountains of Utah…

Silicon Slopes announces launch of new Health Advisory Board

Silicon Slopes, an advocacy group for Utah’s technology industry, has announced the launch of the Silicon Slopes Health Advisory Board (SSHAB), an initiative aimed at improving health insurance accessibility and enhancing health education for Utah’s small and medium-sized…

South Valley Chamber recognizes 2024 Titan Awards recipients

The South Valley Chamber of Commerce has announced its 2024 recipients of the Titan Awards. Sandi Hendry, James E. Clarke and Keith B. McMullin were honored on Nov. 6 during a gala at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City sponsored by The Larry H. Miller Co. “Since 2009, the…

Savage breaks ground on first new Utah railroad in decades in Tooele Co.

Officials gather to celebrate the beginning of construction on the Savage Tooele Railroad. Pictured (left to right) are Grantsville Mayor Neil Critchlow, Tooele County Council Chair Jared Hamner, Gov. Spencer J. Cox, Savage CEO Kirk Aubry, U.S. Sen.-elect John Curtis, The Romney…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 11-18-24

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Medallion Bank Medallion Bank, based in Salt Lake City, reported net income of $15.5 million for the third quarter ended Sept. 30. That compares with $17.2 million for the same quarter a year…

WORK DAZE: The stress mess

Bob Goldman You probably haven’t noticed, but there’s been an election going on. It’s made those of us who have noticed, a tad nervous. Devastating weather events, such as hurricanes and floods, have added to our anxiety, and, of course, the battle for supremacy waging between…

Utah’s Salt Mining Industry: A rich legacy and bright future

Morton Salt stockpiles its product in stacks near the Great Salt Lake. Utah's salt mining industry has existed since Mormon pioneers discovered a wealth of the mineral when they arrived in Utah in the middle of the 19th century. Adobe stock photo. John Rogers When you hear the…

There’s gold in them-thar (Utah) hills

The state wasn't exempt from the gold fever of the 19th century and we're still bringing the precious stuff out of our mountains and canyons John Rogers When you fly over the massive Rio Tinto Kennecott copper mine in southwest Salt Lake County, you don’t normally think of gold…

Industry Briefs 11-18-24

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 The Women’s Business Center of Utah celebrated its 2023-24 by noting several…

Grant will create buffer between port and GSL wetlands

$2.5M GOES TO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE RESOURCES Brice Wallace The Utah Inland Port Authority, a target of criticism from environmentalists and others since its formation, is moving on a pair of initiatives aimed at improving air quality and preserving shoreline at Salt Lake City’s…

CHAMBER RELEASES GUIDE TO WORKPLACE FEXIBILITY OPTIONS

Utah Community Builders, the Salt Lake Chamber’s nonprofit foundation, has released the “Workplace Flexibility Guide,” a new resource for the business community to learn about possibilities for workplace flexibility, ways to manage it and how it can be a catalyst for a…

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