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Speaker: Olympics will insulate Utah from economic dilemmas

Whatever economic troubles Utah faces in the coming months and years, the state has something in its proverbial back pocket to help it through. And only one other U.S. city can claim it. The Olympics. At a recent economic summit in Lehi, keynote speaker Dejan Eskic stressed that…

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Corix and Flagborough partner to develop a low-carbon district energy system at Vineyard development

An artist’s concept depicts Utah City, a planned mixed-use development in Vineyard. Developer Flagborough has partnered with Canadian firm Corix District Energy to build a shared heating, cooling and hot water system for the entire complex. Photo: Woodbury Corp. Utah development…

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Fuller Legacy Center opens at new and permanent South Jordan location

Larry Fullmer and dignitaries cut the ribbon to open the Fullmer Legacy Center in South Jordan on May 2. Photo by Tom Haraldsen Tom Haraldsen Salt Lake Business Journal For more than 40 years, young boxers in the Salt Lake Valley and throughout the Intermountain West have been…

NAR report: America’s housing affordability gap persists

U.S. households earning $75,000 a year can afford only 21.2 percent of the homes listed for sale in March 2025, up slightly from 20.8 percent a year ago and demonstrating that the nation’s housing affordability gap persists, according to the National Association of Realtors’…

New Salt Lake Bees team store opens at The Ballpark at America First Square in South Jordan

The evolution of The Ballpark at America First Square continues with the opening of the Salt Lake Bees team store. Officials from the Bees, the South Valley Chamber of Commerce and South Jordan City gathered to cut the ribbon on May 20. The new store offers 2,200 square feet of…

47G names former speaker of the House as board chair

Former speaker of the House and business leader Brad Wilson has been named board chair for 47G Utah Aerospace & Defense. Wilson replaces outgoing chair former U.S. Rep. Chris Stewart. Wilson was also named CEO of the Organizing Committee for the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic…

Merit Medical acquires Biolife Delaware

Merit Medical Systems Inc., a South Jordan-based health care technology company, has acquired Biolife Delaware LLC in a merger transaction through which Biolife has become a wholly owned subsidiary of Merit. Biolife, which is headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, manufactures…

Kaysville-based Picklr sets sights on Asia with 20 clubs in Japan

The Picklr, a Kaysville company that claims to be the world’s largest indoor pickleball franchisor, is heading to Asia. The company — just four years into existence since opening its first Utah location — has signed a master franchise agreement with Nippon Pickleball Holdings…

Buckner Co. appoints Joshua Kettler president

The Buckner Co., an independent insurance brokerage headquartered in Salt Lake City, has announced the appointment of Joshua Kettler as president, effective June 2. In his new role, “Kettler will shape the future of Buckner’s continued expansion across the western United States…

Study shows aerospace, defense have huge economic impact in Utah

Aerospace, defense and security represented nearly one-fifth of Utah’s GDP and contributed nearly a half-million jobs in 2023, according to a recent analysis by the Economic Development Corporation of Utah. EDCUtah also said those industries generated nearly $100 billion in…

Medical journal says CivicaScript’s approach holds potential to transform the pharmaceutical supply chain

The experiment seems to be working. A new report in Catalyst, a publication that explores health care delivery and is published by The New England Journal of Medicine, finds that Lehi-based CivicaScript is succeeding in its strategy to lower high-priced generic medicine costs…

Savage subsidiary acquires Minnesota-based Ceres Global Ag Corp.

Savage Cos., a Midvale-based global logistics company, through its agribusiness subsidiary Bartlett, has acquired Ceres Global Ag Corp. of Golden Valley, Minnesota. Ceres is an international agricultural, energy and industrial products merchandising and supply chain company with…

From The Coach: A new problem-solving perspective

John, the CEO of XYZ Corp., was extremely frustrated. He lashed out at Bill, his chief operations officer, “We’ve waited long enough — if we don’t act now, we’ll lose market share to ABC Co. Stop dragging your feet!” Bill, who recognized the new product launch was now three…

People on the Move 6-2-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ASSOCIATIONS • Canyons Village Management Association has appointed Debbie LaBelle as director of marketing and public relations. She will lead efforts driving and expanding the Canyons Village brand as a…

Industry Briefs 6-2-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ASSOCIATIONS • 47G , an aerospace and defense industry association, has appointed Ann Millner and Jefferson Moss to its board of directors. Millner is a Utah state senator and a former president and vice…

Work Daze: Workplace drama doesn’t work

Every office has them: drama queens and drama kings whose highly theatrical soliloquies about their trials and tribulations suggest that they believe, as Shakespeare wrote, “all the office’s a stage.” Well, maybe Shakespeare didn’t put it exactly like that, but Cynthia J. Young…

Utah uranium mine first in nation to benefit from Trump-ordered speedy environmental review

The Velvet-Wood uranium and vanadium mine in San Juan County’s Lisbon Valley could be producing uranium soon as its environmental review is due to be completed as part of the accelerated permitting process mandated by the Trump administration. Photo: Anfield Energy. John Rogers…

‘Be calm,’ panelists urge Utah companies affected by tariff issues

Higher prices. Supply chain woes. Potentially damaged relationships with trading partners. Whatever the detrimental impacts of higher tariffs are on Utah businesses, at a recent gathering of executives with tariff concerns, the least-prominent vibe was “panic.” Indeed, despite…

Innovative mental health treatment is changing lives

NeuroHealth is transforming the conversation around mental health therapy. In just over two years, the clinic has become a revolutionary option for patients battling treatment-resistant depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder or anxiety. Under the guidance of board-certified…

Cooper Savas joins Top 20 accounting firm

Armanino, one of the 20 largest independent accounting and business consulting firms in the U.S., has acquired Salt Lake City-based accounting firm Cooper Savas LLC. It will be the San Ramon, California-based company’s first entry into the Utah market. Founded in 2011, Cooper…

Draper’s Scalar LLC acquires Israeli consulting firm

Scalar LLC, an independent business evaluation firm based in Draper, has acquired Jonathan Lubick Consulting, a business transfer pricing and valuation firm based in Tel Aviv, Israel. Lubick Consulting brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to Scalar, with a team of seasoned…

University of Utah announces $25 million gift from Marriott Foundation to launch J.W. Marriott Jr. Institute

The University of Utah has announced the establishment of the J.W. Marriott Jr. Institute at the school, made possible by a $25 million gift from the J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation. The new program is designed to help students across diverse disciplines to develop…

EnergySolutions lands Navy contracts for Nuclear Propulsion Program

EnergySolutions, a nuclear services company headquartered in Salt Lake City, has been awarded two new U.S. Navy indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts to support waste management operations across multiple Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program (NNPP) sites. These…

Economic Dashboard: Utah’s economy continues to show resilience

Economic resilience and a strong labor market continue to be hallmarks of Utah’s economy, according to the April 2025 Roadmap to Prosperity Economic Dashboard, recently released by the Salt Lake Chamber in partnership with the University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy…

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