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Sir Walter Candy Co. named Utah’s 2025 Small Business of the Year

The journey of Sir Walter Candy Co. began over 25 years ago when Alfonso Porras was captivated by stories from his sister about Walter Zittle, a passionate New Jersey confectioner who had recently hosted her visit to America. Walter shared his extensive knowledge and recipes…

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Saluting our National Small Business Week award winners

The SBA Utah District Office is proud to recognize the outstanding small businesses and entrepreneurs who have been honored as National Small Business Week award winners. These individuals exemplify innovation, resilience, and dedication. Small businesses play a vital role in…

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Apr 26

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Industry Briefs 4-28-25

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ARTS • The Gateway in Salt Lake City has a pair of new art installations. One is a crosswalk design at the 100 South intersection and featuring…

Career Moves 4-28-25

Career Moves is provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ASSOCIATIONS • Silicon Slopes has appointed Tiffany Vail as chief operating officer. Vail will oversee core operations and spearhead the rollout of…

Huntsman breaks ground on new cancer center

Huntsman Cancer Institute has broken ground on its second Comprehensive Cancer Center in Vineyard in Utah County. Depicted here in an architectural rendering, the 272,000-square-foot facility is scheduled to open in the fall of 2028. Photo courtesy of Huntsman Cancer Institute.…

KBR to expand its Clearfield operations

Brice Wallace Salt Lake Business Journal A company that specializes in producing parts for older military aircraft will expand by 96 high-paying jobs in the next two decades. KBR Wyle Services LLC will invest $7 million to expand its operations in Clearfield. The announcement…

Leasing rise, vacancy drop highlight Q1 office report

The Salt Lake City/Provo office market continues to show signs of recovery, according to a first-quarter CBRE Research report. Leasing activity rose from a year earlier, the vacancy rate fell and net absorption was positive during the quarter. The market “is well-positioned for…

Jones applies to launch Utah industrial bank

The Jones Financial Cos. LLLP of St. Louis has submitted applications to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and Utah Department of Financial Institutions to establish Edward Jones Bank, an industrial bank that would be chartered in the state. Jones Financial is the parent…

Torus, First Colony Mortgage team to produce clean energy communities

Torus, a South Salt Lake-based smart energy storage solution provider, and mortgage bank First Colony Mortgage (FCM) of Pleasant Grove have announced plans to develop what they hope will be Utah’s largest residential clean energy community. The two companies have signed a letter…

Utah’s consumer sentiment declines again in March

Much like many Americans, Utah’s consumers are worried about the economic backlash that dramatic changes implemented by the Trump administration may have on their economic well-being. As a result, Utah’s consumer sentiment index fell 8 percent in March, from 88.1 in February to…

Melanie Jones to lead WLI

Melanie Paris Jones has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of the Women’s Leadership Institute. WLI is a Utah-based nonprofit working to elevate the stature of female leadership in the state. Jones has 28 years of experience across several industries, most…

Chamber, foundation seek participants for food waste pilot program

The Park City Chamber & Visitors Bureau and Park City Community Foundation are looking for 20 local restaurants and caterers to participate in a pilot program designed to save resources and reduce food waste. The program will work one-on-one with the businesses participating in…

University First Federal Credit Union rebrands to Canyon View Federal Credit Union

After being in business for 65 years on the University of Utah’s campus, University First Federal Credit Union has changed its name to Canyon View Federal Credit Union. “We were born on the U campus, and we will always stay connected to the University of Utah,” the company…

U.S. foreclosure activity up in first quarter

The U.S. real estate market saw a major jump in foreclosure activity from the fourth quarter of 2024 to the first quarter of 2025, according to the newly released Foreclosure Market Report from ATTOM, a California-based real estate data service. The report showed a total of…

Industry Briefs 4-21-25

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . CONSTRUCTION • HNTB Corp. , a company focused on designing and advancing transportation infrastructure, has relocated to a new Utah office on the…

Career Moves 4-21-25

Career Moves are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . COMMUNICATIONS • UTOPIA Fiber , a Murray-based community-owned, open access fiber network, has appointed Nicole Cottle as deputy director. Cottle…

Work Daze: Dump the slump

It happens every workday morning. You wake up full of energy and optimism. You leap out of bed and rocket to your workplace. Bursting with vim and vigor, you tackle the projects that stand before you, a hard-driving dynamo from 9 to 5, who does not rest, even for a second, until…

All-woman crew flies into space

The 11th trip into space on a Jeff Bezos Blue Origin spacecraft included his fiancée, former TV star Lauren Sanchez, journalist Gayle King and pop star Katy Perry for a 10-minute flight from West Texas on a suborbital space flight. Three other crew members were film producer…

New Utah law gives ownership of online data to individuals, not Internet services

Gov. Spencer Cox signs the Utah Digital Choice Act, positioning Utah at the forefront of digital privacy and data portability legislation. The act, HB418, was sponsored by Rep. Doug Fiefia, R-Herriman, and Sen. Michael K. McKell, R-Spanish Fork. Photo courtesy of the Utah State…

Rail, utility access moves up on priority list for new operation sites

Brice Wallace Salt Lake Business Journal Companies looking for sites for new operation locations and their consultants have a long list of considerations: labor costs and availability, quality of life, land availability, regulatory environment, and construction costs. But moving…

Threats of tariffs continue to plague companies

Brice Wallace Salt Lake Business Journal If April 2 was "Liberation Day," Utah economy-watchers were in no mood to celebrate. Representatives of World Trade Center Utah made clear during a webinar that day that the impacts of new tariffs announced by President Donald Trump could…

Texas Instruments' Lehi plant lays off workers despite current expansion

Texas Instruments conducted a round of layoffs at its Lehi plant in late March despite being in the midst of a major expansion driven by $1.6 billion in U.S. Department of Commerce CHIPS Act funding. "Texas Instruments made some organizational changes at our site in Lehi to…

Gardner Institute analyzes Utah's nation-leading GDP growth

Utah's real gross domestic product (GDP) growth led the nation in 2024, reaching 4.5 percent, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis and an analysis recently released by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah. For the same period, the…

Corporate Financial Reports 4-14-25

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Co-Diagnostics Co-Diagnostics Inc., based in Salt Lake City, reported a net loss of $37.6 million, or $1.24 per share, for the most recent fiscal year. That compares with a loss of $35.3 million,…

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