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Apple doubles down on U.S. manufacturing; part of $600 billion pledge coming to TI plant in Lehi

Apple has announced a major move to bring manufacturing of its products home to the U.S. One of the facilities that will receive part of Apple’s $600 billion pledge is the Texas Instruments 300-millimeter computer chip fabrication facility in Lehi, shown under construction in…

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Intermodal facility deemed ‘a huge win for logistics’

The new BNSF Railway intermodal facility is five miles west of Salt Lake City International Airport. (Photo courtesy BNSF) Brice Wallace Salt Lake Business Journal A new intermodal facility in Salt Lake City has raised hopes that goods moving into, out of or through the area…

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KeyBank presents $200K grant to the Community Development Corporation of Utah

The KeyBank Foundation presented a check for $200,000 to the Community Development Corporation of Utah during an Aug. 5 ceremony at America First Field. It was part of the bank’s 200th anniversary celebration taking place in each of KeyBank’s 27 markets. The CDC of Utah helps…

Salt Lake Chamber announces 2025 award honorees

The Salt Lake Chamber has announced the recipients of its annual awards, to be presented Sept. 25 at its annual meeting. The awards honor individuals and organizations that have demonstrated exceptional support for advancing the chamber’s mission and bolstering the business…

Without human touch, don’t look to AI for a competitive advantage

Scholars from the University of Utah, Brigham Young University and Utah Valley University have published a paper in MIT Sloan Management Review that suggests that because everyone will have access to artificial intelligence, those who want a competitive edge will have to add…

Work Daze: Demand your sabbatical now!

Did you hear about the employees who left for lunch and didn’t come back to work for a year? They didn’t get lost, and they didn’t have amnesia. Nor were they lost in time and waiting for Tom Cruise to jump into a black hole and haul them back. No, these are people whose perks…

SLC’s Wheeler Machinery to install Caterpillar power plant at Millard Co. data center

Electricity for Joule Capital Partner’s High Performance Compute Data Center Campus in Millard County will be supplied from a generating plant powered by a fleet of Caterpillar G3520K generator sets (inset) supplied, installed and maintained by Salt Lake City-based Wheeler…

Travel Tips

Four Common AI Travel Scams & How to Avoid Them It’s an unfortunate truth that the travel industry has always been a prime target for scammers. And with the rapid advancement of AI technology, con artists have found new, more sophisticated ways to deceive unsuspecting travelers.…

Utah Mammoth asks court to settle trademark dispute about its name

Smith Entertainment Group (SEG), the owners of the National Hockey League’s Utah Mammoth hockey club, has filed a federal lawsuit against a hockey equipment company in its effort to settle a trademark dispute between the two entities. The franchise, formerly known as the…

Utah consumer sentiment falls in July, lowest since September

Utah’s consumer sentiment, as measured by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute’s Survey of Utah Consumer Sentiment, dropped almost 5 percent in July. Although Gardner study authors say the decline — from 82.3 in June to 78.4 in July — is within the survey’s margin of error, it…

LongRange Capital buys Orem’s US Synthetic Corp.

Orem-based US Synthetic Corp. has been acquired by Stamford, Connecticut-headquartered LongeRange Capital, a private equity firm with a longer-term orientation to building and growing middle market businesses. The seller was ChampionX Corp., an oil and gas equipment and services…

Waystar to acquire Iodine Software

Waystar, a provider of health care payment software with headquarters in Lehi and Louisville, Kentucky, has agreed to acquire Iodine Software from shareholders led by Advent International, a global private equity firm. The sale price was announced at $1.25 billion, funded with a…

Trucordia completes debt refinancing, acquires two new agencies

Trucordia, a nationwide insurance brokerage based in Lindon, has announced that it has completed debt refinancing that it says will significantly enhance the company’s capital structure and position it for continued growth. The firm also continued its recent aggressive…

Scripius announces leadership moves to drive growth

Scripius, a pharmacy benefit manager committed to transparency and affordability, has announced key leadership advancements. Eric Cannon has been elevated to chief commercial officer and general manager of Scripius. In this expanded role, Cannon will continue leading pharmacy…

Utah’s Eco Material Technologies sold to building supply company

South Jordan-based Eco Material Technologies has been acquired by a global building materials company headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. CRH, parent company of CRH Americas, has agreed to buy the Utah company from a group of investors led by global investment firms One Equity…

Industry Briefs 8-18-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . BANKING • TAB Bank , based in Ogden, has extended a $3.5 million ledgered working capital facility to an unidentified North American transportation service provider, a Canadian-based company with a network of…

People on the Move 8-18-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . BANKING • Zions Bank , based in Salt Lake City, has promoted Heidi Prokop to executive vice president of its Marketing, Communications and Community Relations division. She will lead advertising, sponsorships,…

Correction

The new Pony Express Project Area is the second inland port project area in Utah County. A headline and story in a recent edition of the Salt Lake Business Journal indicated incorrectly that it is the first, but the Verk Project Area in Spanish Fork was approved in mid-2023.

Earnings Roundup 8-18-25

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Sera Prognostics Sera Prognostics Inc., based in Salt Lake City, reported a net loss of $8 million, or 16 cents per share, for the second quarter ended June 30. That compares with a loss of $8.3…

Nature’s Bakery plant starts production in SLC

Nature’s Bakery recently began production at its $240 million manufacturing facility in Salt Lake City. It could eventually produce about 1 billion snack bars per year. (Photo courtesy Nature’s Bakery) Brice Wallace Salt Lake Business Journal Salt Lake City now has a popular…

Foreign Trade Zone get new oversight

Brice Wallace Salt Lake Business Journal A new organization is overseeing a federal program aimed at fostering business growth, with plans to expand it beyond the Salt Lake City area to include all of Utah. Salt Lake City has transferred Foreign Trade Zone stewardship to World…

Utah joins Texas & Arizona as leaders in blockchain policy and innovation

Utah is one of three states recognized as a “Trailblazer” in a new rating of the blockchain industry by blockchain oracle network Chainlink and the Blockchain Association. The new industry resource, titled “Tokenized in America,” highlights how all 50 U.S. states are progressing…

New director named for Wasatch Waste District

Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District has announced the appointment of Preston Lee as its new executive director. He succeeds Nathan Rich, who is retiring after 26 years. Rich was appointed as executive director of Wasatch in May 2001. He was responsible for overseeing…

Amare Global owner to assume CEO role

Amare Global, a Lehi holistic mental health platform, has announced that its owner and board chair David Chung has assumed the role of CEO, effective immediately. He succeeds Asma Ishaq at the head of the company. “Amare is shifting into high gear,” said Chung. “This is a moment…

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