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People On The Move 2-23-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ADVISORY • MTA Advisory Partners , a Pennsylvania-based investment banking firm, has appointed John Dudash as managing director, based in Salt Lake City. He joined the firm earlier this year and has been…

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Urban Air Adventure Park takes flight at Fort Union

Hundreds of parents and kids showed up to welcome Urban Air Adventure Park to Midvale. On Jan. 31, the family entertainment center held a grand opening at its first-ever location in Utah (7220 S. Union Park Ave.), with attractions like the Sky Rider zipline, Spin Zone bumper…

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Industry Briefs 2-23-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . CORPORATE • Avtech Capital LLC , a Cottonwood Heights-based, privately held equipment finance and leasing company, has completed its inaugural asset-backed securitization (AVT 2026-1). The transaction had an…

Burnout vs. balance: Why alcohol often masks (and worsens) workplace stress

Many business leaders use alcohol as a default stress-management tool. However, alcohol can quietly worsen burnout rather than relieve it. This article was written by Tzvi Boxer, community outreach coordinator at Virginia Recovery Centers, a leading alcohol and drug rehab in…

Fortem Technologies to provide airspace security at 2026 FIFA World Cup soccer tournament

Lindon-based Fortem Technologies, an airspace security and counter-drone solutions provider, has received a multimillion-dollar order to protect U.S. venues at the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup soccer tournament using its net-equipped DroneHunter interceptors. In the photo,…

Utah House committee nixes attempt for OTC sale of ivermectin

A bill that would have made the controversial drug ivermectin readily available without an individual prescription failed to make it out of committee at the Utah Legislature’s general session. The bill failed in the House Health and Human Services Committee by a 7-5 vote. The…

Government, business representatives push need for transportation funding

Rep. Burgess Owens spoke at a ceremony in South Jordan focused on continued federal funding for transportation. (Photo courtesy Utah Transit Authority) Federal government and business officials gathered recently in South Jordan to highlight the need to “Keep America Moving.” The…

Ascendent Demolition expands into Utah and four other states

Ascendent Demolition has expanded its services into Utah and three other states. (Photo courtesy Ascendent Demolition) Seattle-based Ascendent has expanded its operations into Utah, Idaho, Montana and Oregon. As part of this expansion, Ascendent has named industry veteran Nick…

Texas Roadhouse expands its Taylorsville location

Customers who've eaten at the Texas Roadhouse in Taylorsville have been hoping for the restaurant’s expansion for a long time. Now, their wishes have been granted. The popular restaurant, located at 1904 W. 5400 S., has just opened a new section of its dining room, adding nine…

Tech industry sues to stop Utah law restricting app downloads by minors

A tech industry group has filed suit in U.S. District Court in Utah to stop the state from enforcing a law requiring app distributors like Google and Apple to verify users’ ages and then block minors under 18 from downloading apps without parental permission. The Computer &…

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…

Utah consumer sentiment up for third straight month

Although the increase is within the poll’s margin of error, the Zions Bank Consumer Sentiment Survey was up again in January. The hike — from 79.9 in December to 80.6 in January (0.9 percent) — was the third straight increase for the survey, which saw a series of declines…

Looking back and forward with Utah Clean Energy

Founders of Utah Clean Energy are celebrating their 25th anniversary this year, continuing to monitor and share thoughts and ideas on ways we can be more clean-energy-efficient. Sarah Wright is the founder and CEO of Utah Clean Energy. She reflected back on what that journey has…

Hollywood folks ban together for pushback on AI

There’s a huge concern in Hollywood these days, and really, across the entire entertainment world. It’s due to the rapid development of artificial intelligence, and how it’s being used as substitute performances or appearances. Now, a large group of entertainment professionals,…

Beyond uncertainty: middle market strategies for 2026 success

As we look ahead in 2026, middle market leaders are navigating a familiar mix of opportunity and uncertainty. In conversations with the private and public companies we serve, we find they’re not waiting for perfect clarity. Instead, they are making targeted, strategic moves to…

Provo among the lowest tenure rates for nation’s homeowners

U.S. homeowners are staying in their houses for the longest time in at least 25 years, largely thanks to their low mortgage rates, data shows. That’s according to a study by Realtors.com published by Axios. Contrasting that is Provo, which posted the shortest tenure in the…

Changes coming to UTA services

Starting April 12, the Utah Transit Authority is making some changes to its fare system. Monthly passes will no longer be sold, though customers can use their April monthly passes through April 30. Starting May 1, the only monthly passes customers can purchase will be on the…

Newmark year-end report says 2025 a time of balancing in commercial real estate

Newmark Mountain West, a commercial real estate brokerage based in Salt Lake City, has released its 2025 “Year-End Market Report,” an overview of the commercial real estate market in Utah, Nevada and Idaho. “The Intermountain West spent 2025 optimizing its commercial real estate…

Research from Lehi company finds strong cultures promote significant revenue growth

New research from Lehi-based employee recognition and rewards company Motivosity finds that organizations with strong workplace cultures are significantly more likely to outperform their peers. The study was conducted in partnership with HR.com. According to the 2026 “State of…

Clean up your desk, mess up your life

It’s a question as old as time. Which is a better indicator of your performance on the job: a messy desk or a neat desk? The messy-desk people say that mountains of papers and piles of junk show that you are 100 percent focused on your work and simply have no time for…

Founder David Stirling returns to doTerra as CEO

Pleasant Grove-based doTerra International, a producer of essential oils and other wellness products, has announced that company founder David Stirling has returned to his role as CEO. Stirling stepped away from the CEO position in 2022 to serve a mission for The Church of Jesus…

Canada’s Waterstone Human Capital buys Spectrum Recruiting Solutions

Waterstone Human Capital, a Mississauga, Ontario, Canada-based executive search and leadership advisory firm, has acquired Spectrum Recruiting Solutions, a Draper-based professional recruitment firm specializing in the manufacturing and engineering industries. “Joining forces…

Boston company acquires Utah-based HB Workplaces

Creative Office Resources (COR), a major New England-based office furniture distributor, has acquired HB Workplaces, a MillerKnoll certified dealer with offices and showrooms in Salt Lake City and St. George; Boise, Idaho; Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada; and Seattle. The sale closed…

InteLogix buys New York-based customer experience firm

InteLogix, a Park City-based customer experience and government services company, has acquired Pioneer Customer Experience LLC, a specialized provider of business process outsourcing and customer experience services for federal, state and local government agencies. The previous…

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