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Business Tech: Don’t let the spirit of the season make you let down your cyber awareness

By David Black ’Tis the season for the holiday shopping. As temperatures begin to drop, the weather isn’t the only thing that is frightful. Use these cybersecurity tips to avoid falling victim to spyware, ransomware, hackers and other Grinch-like things. {mprestriction…

SBA has plenty of help for America's vets wanting to get into business

By Dan Nordberg Recently, Pres. Trump highlighted the importance of our nation’s veteran entrepreneurs and provided the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) with the donation of his second-quarter salary that will go toward helping our nation’s veterans transition from…

Why a coach is crucial in the extreme sport of business

By Richard Tyson A few years ago, my business partner and I lead a group of executives down a 14-mile stretch of slot canyons in southern Utah. Our task was to guide them through a team-building experience involving multiple rappels, traversing pools of frigid water and a…

We should give thanks for technological advancements — and air taxis

By Veronique de Rugy At Thanksgiving time, I thought it would be appropriate to remind Americans about some of the tremendous technological advancements we should be thankful for: better cellphones, safer cars, LASIK eye surgery and drones that deliver pizza and life-saving…

Democrats’ war on charter schools marks new moral low, even for them

By Thomas Sowell Fareed Zakaria is on vacation this week. Thomas Sowell is filling in. People who follow politics, even casually, learn not to expect high moral standards from politicians. But there are some outrages that show a new low, even for politicians. Among the…

My wife has accused me of being biased — and she’s absolutely right

By Robert Pembroke After proofing my final column on the Kavanaugh hearings a few weeks ago, my wife looked up and asked, “Will the paper let you publish this? You sound so biased.” Now, that instantly got my attention and I pondered the question throughout the night and here…

Editorial Cartoon: Driverless Car

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Dec 3

Industry Briefs 12-3-18

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. ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT • The Salt Lake City Arts Council has opened Finch Lane Gallery , 54 Finch…

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Dec 3