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Sorensen tabbed to lead South Jordan's Ivanti

Ivanti, a South Jordan-based IT security software company, has announced that it has expanded its executive leadership team by hiring Scott Sorensen to fill the newly created position of president and chief operating officer (COO). Sorensen joins the company’s management team,…

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Jun 9

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NAIOP names new board, Elldredge as president

The Utah chapter of the commercial real estate development organization NAIOP has announced its new leadership team. The association named Angela Eldredge of Price Real Estate as presient and Vinnie Figlioli of Harris Cos. as president-elect. “Our market and organization has…

Staff

Jun 9

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Top Stories

Hughes' self-appointment leads list of those named to inland port board

When the state Legislature passed SB234 that created the Utah Inland Port Authority board, it set June 1 as the deadline for the various entities that have board members to make their selections. Last week, the initial board members were named. One of those with an appointment…

Crewe Capital names Urcan as firm's president

Crewe Capital LLC, a Salt Lake City-based investment banking and advisory firm, has announced that that Eugene E. Urcan has joined the firm as president and head of investment banking. Urcan brings a career of management and transaction investment banking experience to Crewe…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS - 6-11-18

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: HealthEquity HealthEquity Inc., based in Draper, reported net income of $22.6 million, or 36 cents per share, for the first quarter ended April 30. That compares with $14 million, or 23 cents per…

Foxley: Facebook's Eagle Mountain project a huge win for Utah

EDITOR’S NOTE: Following the recent announcement that social media giant Facebook will build a $750 million, 970,000-square-foot data center in Eagle Mountain, Theresa Foxley, president and CEO of the Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah), posted this report…

Conducting your company's business on a public network is a big IT blunder

By David Black In today’s digital jungle, formally known as the World Wide Web, looms the threat of having sensitive information being stolen by omnipresent hackers who are lurking around every corner, waiting for their opportunity to pounce. Using a virtual private network…

Air travel protectionists’ wings clipped by open-skies agreement

By Veronique de Rugy Though competition is great for consumers — as they get more and better goods and services for less money — some companies dislike the constant pressure it creates for them to stay ahead. When that’s the case, it’s no surprise when they call on the…

Bannon: Midterms to determine if you're with Pelosi or with Trump

By Fareed Zakaria The Republican Party is facing dim prospects in the upcoming midterm elections. But it doesn’t have to be that way, says Steve Bannon, the chief ideologist of the populist wave that brought Donald Trump into the White House. “If the Republicans continue on the…

FZFareed Zakaria The Republican

Jun 9

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Columns

‘Overutilization’ is the culprit in high healthcare costs, say my doctor friends

By Robert Pembroke Years ago, I went to my doctor for my annual physical. He sent me across the street to the hospital to have blood tests performed. He later reported to me the results of 12 tests. That fall, Medicare capped the fees on some of the procedures that they paid…

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Jun 9

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Industry Briefs

Industry Briefs - 6-11-18

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. ASSOCIATIONS • The Utah Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau has changed its name to Explore Utah…

Newsletter 6-4-18

http://slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 --> This week in The Enterprise Monday, June 4, 2018 Facebook gives Utah a big 'Like' By Brice WallaceThe second time proved to be the charm for Utah in recruiting a Facebook data center.Squabbles about the pros and cons of having a data…

Are these eastern Uintah County rocks the Future of Utah Energy?

By John Rogers The U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) Vernal office released its final environmental impact statement (EIS) in late May that paves the way for a proposed utility corridor to support what could be the country’s largest commercial oil shale mining project. The…

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Jun 3

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Focus

New BLM planning process for managing sage grouse may offer relief to Utah energy producers

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has released for public comment, draft planning documents that may relieve Utah energy producers from regulatory restrictions imposed to protect the greater sage grouse by the previous administration. The BLM’s preferred alternative for…

Conservationists, Fish & Wildlife Service settle on plan for recovery of Gunnison sage grouse

AP has reported that the coalition of conservation groups that sued the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service over the recovery of the Gunnison sage grouse has reached an agreement with the agency that puts the lawsuit on hold. Ryan Shannon, attorney for the Center for Biological…

Utah Renewable Energy Update

• Solar The solar resource in Utah is simply world-class. This has been established in multiple studies and government actions, including the Western Renewable Energy Zones report, the Utah Renewable Energy Zones reports and, most recently, by the Department of the Interior’s…

Guv sets ambitious goals for Utah energy development

Gov. Gary Herbert has unveiled an ambitious plan for Utah’s energy future. He wants to increase energy production in the state by 25 percent by the end of 2020. Herbert released his “Energy Action Plan” at the Utah Energy Summit on May 15, setting in motion a blueprint on…

Facebook gives Utah a big ‘Like’

By Brice Wallace The second time proved to be the charm for Utah in recruiting a Facebook data center. Squabbles about the pros and cons of having a data center in West Jordan prompted the company in 2016 to put the 510,000-square-foot facility instead in Los Lunas, New Mexico.…

UofU has cash for those with ideas to help boost state's middle class

The University of Utah is looking for policy and technology innovation ideas to boost Utah’s middle class. Developers of the 10 best ideas will receive up to $10,000 and be eligible to compete nationally for $1 million in funding. The statewide “American Dream Ideas Challenge”…

Is rosy outlook over? CAI drops to two-year low

Utahns’ worries about the future of the state economy has prompted a consumer-attitude gauge to drop to its lowest level in nearly two years. The Zions Bank Utah Consumer Attitude Index (CAI) slipped 3.4 point to 110.7 in May, the lowest CAI since July 2016. The index is down…

State incentives bringing production of feature film and two television shows to state

A National Lampoon movie and the third seasons of two TV shows will shoot in Utah after being approved for state incentives. The Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) board approved the incentives during its May meeting. The TV show “Andi Mack” will again shoot in…

Kailo Energy promotes Shepherd to CEO

Kailo Energy of Lindon, a subsidiary of Global Unicorn Holdings, has promoted its president to CEO. Ryan D. Shepherd will replace Vaughn R. Cook and will immediately assume the day-to-day operations and executive duties. Cook will retain his role as chairman of the board for…

Tokyo firm buys Greina Tech

Greina Technologies Inc., which does business in Salt Lake City as RF Ranging Inc., has been acquired by Alps Electric Co. Ltd. of Tokyo. Greina will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Alps Electric, according to terms of the deal signed in May. Financial details of the…

Foundation report finds Utah Medicaid costs among nation’s lowest

A new report from Utah Foundation sheds light on the cost of Medicaid in the state. And the light is very favorable. According to “Coverage and Costs: What’s Driving Medicaid Spending in Utah,” in 2016, Medicaid spending in Utah averaged $703 per capita — less than any other…

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