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Open enrollment for health insurance beginning

Open enrollment for 2025 health insurance, which will cover 2026, runs from Nov. 1, 2025, to Jan. 15, 2026, for most states. Enrolling by Dec. 15, 2025, guarantees coverage that starts on Jan. 1, 2026. If you miss this period, you can enroll only if you qualify for a Special…

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ARUP & UofU’s Medical Laboratory Sciences open training center

The University of Utah’s Division of Medical Laboratory Sciences (MLS) and ARUP Laboratories, a nonprofit, academic reference laboratory based on the university’s campus, have partnered to open the Practice Clinical Laboratory Training Center (APL). This new lab bolsters…

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Statewide chamber of commerce formed

Derek Miller, president and CEO of both the Salt Lake Chamber and new Utah Chamber, explains the statewide chamber’s formation during a recent media roundtable in Salt Lake City. Joining him at the event are (from left) Jamie Andrus, president and CEO of the Cache Valley Chamber…

SoFi to grow its Cottonwood Heights operations over next 10 years

SoFi Technologies Inc. will expand in Cottonwood Heights, adding 410 high-paying jobs over the next decade. The San Francisco-based digital financial services company’s $3 million project will expand its existing presence in Salt Lake County. Founded in 2011, SoFi allows members…

Local exemptions announced for Bank of Utah Championship

The Bank of Utah Championship at Black Desert Resort, Utah’s annual PGA Tour event, has extended sponsor exemptions to four Utah natives and rising young golf stars to compete in the event Oct. 23-26. Each year, the championship reserves sponsor exemptions to provide…

Silicon Slopes forms chamber to advocate for tech

The Salt Lake Chamber’s formation of the Utah Chamber isn’t the only such chamber-creation initiative in the state. Silicon Slopes, which champions Utah’s startup, technology and broader entrepreneurial community, has formed the Silicon Slopes Chamber. “This is not your typical…

Wellington crude oil terminal to double in size

Energy Transfer LP, owner of the Price River crude oil rail terminal in Wellington, has signed an agreement with FourPoint Resources LLC, a Uinta Basin oil producer, to double the capacity of the Carbon County facility. The terminal is the primary shipping point for the basin’s…

Qualtrics report: AI-powered customer service has high failure rate

Nearly one in five consumers who have used AI for customer service saw no benefits from the experience. That’s a failure rate almost four times higher than for AI use in general, according to the 2026 Consumer Experience Trends Report from Provo-based customer experience company…

NetDocuments to acquire eDOCS from OpenText

NetDocuments, a cloud-based legal documents management platform based in Lehi, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire OpenText’s legal document management solution, eDOCS. No financial details of the transaction, which will close early next year, were disclosed.…

Outdoor Retailer trade show leaving Salt Lake City – again

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. The outdoor industry’s largest trade show, Outdoor Retailer, has announced that it is pulling up stakes in Utah and moving to Minneapolis — at least for the foreseeable future. This is the second time in the past decade that show…

Shivwits tribe forms business partnership with Black Desert Resort

The Ivins-based Shivwits Band of Paiutes has entered a business partnership with the new Black Desert Resort, which abuts its traditional tribal lands. “This joint venture will deliver a transformative economic and cultural boost to the community, featuring additional golf…

People on the Move 10-20-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ASSOCIATIONS • Members of the Association of American Cancer Institutes have elected Neli Ulrich to serve as vice president/president-elect of the AACI board of directors. Ulrich is chief scientific officer…

Bank of America raises its minimum wage

Bank of America has raised its U.S. minimum hourly wage to $25 per hour. That increase means full-time employees in the U.S. will have minimum annual salaries of more than $50,000. It goes into effect this month. This is the company’s latest move, after it has steadily increased…

Murray’s Streamline Communications bought by Cal. company

Murray-based Streamline Communications, a technology company that specializes in cloud, contact center, cybersecurity and network services for businesses, has been acquired by Bluewave Technology Group of San Clemente, California. Bluewave is a technology advisory and sourcing…

Walmart awards two local business owners with sales pitches

Two Utah business owners were invited to pitch their products to buyers for Walmart, part of a nationwide program called Open Call. Ambrosia Collective of Draper and Norse Roots of Logan came to a Salt Lake City store to meet with a store manager. Norse Roots creates a variety…

SLC’s Crush Software acquires S3 Software Solutions

Crush Software Solutions LLC, a Salt Lake City-based provider of software for auto recycling operators, has acquired S3 Software Solutions LLC, developer of Crush, a yard management system used by more than 200 self-service auto recycling yards in the U.S. and Canada. S3…

Allegiant Airlines to open new Provo-Burbank route

Allegiant Travel Co., which operates Allegiant Air, has announced three new nonstop routes connecting five cities nationwide, including a direct flight from Provo Airport to the Hollywood Burbank Airport. The new routes, launching February 2026, will provide nonstop service…

A warning for your morning

It’s the end of the workday. Did you accomplish everything? Did you accomplish anything? Did you move the needle, or did the needle move you? Did you achieve quantifiable goals? Did you streamline? Problem-solve? Innovate? Motivate? If the answers are no, no and not even close,…

Industry Briefs 10-20-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . COMMUNICATIONS • All West Communications , a Kamas-based Internet service provider, has changed its name to All West Fiber . The company said the change “reflects the company’s evolution, its leadership in…

Big Halloween events set for Outlets at Traverse Mountain

Halloween in Utah is about to have a big glow-up! Big Jack’s World, the largest known pumpkin display of its kind, promises to be a Halloween tradition for families across the state as it has opened at Outlets at Traverse Mountain in Lehi. It features hundreds of pumpkins,…

‘We’re going to Surf City’ - right here in Utah

An artist’s concept drawing shows what the new Zion Shores development will look like, with fingers of its surfing lagoon extending past the homes planned to be built. The resort community near St. George is scheduled for completion in mid-2027. (Image courtesy Zion Shores) John…

EDCUtah: Shortfalls expected for health care, computer occupations in Utah

Utah companies may face difficulty filling positions related to health care diagnosing or treatment, computers and business operations over the next five years, according to research by the Economic Development Corporation of Utah. In a “Research Minute” at the EDCUtah website,…

Pair of projects related to uranium enrichment get state incentives

The Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity board has approved incentives to entice a California-based company’s subsidiary to build a plant in Utah County to manufacture equipment for uranium enrichment. Utah Energy LLC, the subsidiary of General Matter Inc., was approved for…

Seven productions OK’d for state incentives

Cowboys, a bachelorette, monsters, aliens and puppets. Those are the focus of seven movie productions that will be shooting in Utah this fall, aided by state incentives. The Utah Board of Tourism, at its October meeting, approved incentives totaling up to $3.7 million, based on…

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