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The Other Side Village selects Preston Cochrane as new CEO

Salt Lake City-based nonprofit The Other Side Village has named Preston Cochrane as its CEO. He will succeed Tim Stay, who has been serving for the past two years as interim CEO awaiting the naming of a permanent CEO. “Cochrane is an experienced senior executive with broad…

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Jul 8

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Verb sells direct-sales business

Lehi-based Verb Technology Co., a marketer of video sales applications, has sold its direct-sales business assets to software private equity fund Scaleworks of San Antonio, Texas. The company said it is making the move in order to concentrate entirely on its livestream social…

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Jul 8

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Industry Briefs

Industry Briefs 7-10-23

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. CONSTRUCTION Jacobsen Construction Co. , Salt Lake City, has named Heather Soderquist as its…

The Death of the Office? The future of office space: Adapting to the post-pandemic work environment

The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped the way we work, forcing businesses across the globe to quickly adapt to remote work setups. As the world gradually emerges from the crisis, the question arises: Will remote work become the new normal, leading to a decline in the office sector…

The factors and implications of Utah's DECLINE IN NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION PERMITS

In recent months, Utah continues to experience a significant decline in the issuance of home construction permits. This downward trend has raised questions and sparked discussions about the underlying factors responsible for this decline. Various elements can contribute to such…

AI… and the way we buy a home

“AI” may be a buzzword right now, but there is no denying that artificial intelligence is infiltrating many industries and changing how we do business. The once very personal process of buying a home may soon be seeing some additional changes at the hands of AI. AI programs like…

Tackling rising rents in Utah’s multifamily housing market

Utah’s multifamily housing market has been witnessing a concerning trend: Despite the construction of new apartment buildings seemingly popping up on every block, rental prices continue to climb. This poses significant challenges for residents, particularly those with lower…

The impact of a possible recession on Utah’s industrial and commercial real estate markets

As investors brace themselves for a possible recession, one sector that tends to feel the impact is real estate. The industrial and commercial real estate markets in Utah are not immune to the effects of economic downturns. This article explores the potential repercussions of a…

Huntsman unveils plans for new Utah County hospital

The Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah has announced the creation of a second headquarters campus in the Utah County community of Vineyard, located in the middle of Utah’s technology hub. At a ceremony announcing the plans, Mary Beckerle, Huntsman Cancer…

UIPA trying to make one-time landfill its 1st big land purchase

Brice Wallace The Utah Inland Port Authority is moving ahead with its first large-scale property purchase. At its most recent meeting, the port authority board adopted a resolution to purchase several hundred acres in the Salt Lake City Northwest Quadrant that will be the focus…

Bob Goldman's 'Work Daze' now in The Enterprise

A new columnist joins the Enterprise family beginning with today’s edition. Business humor writer Bob Goldman will become a regular in our pages with his column “Work Daze.” Cliff Ennico, whose column, “Succeeding in Your Business,” has been a part of our newspaper for several…

Governor Cox signs trade cooperation agreement with Great Britain

Utah has become the fifth state in America to sign an agreement with Great Britain over strengthening trade ties. While on a recent trade trip to Europe, Gov. Spencer J. Cox met with the United Kingdom’s trade minister Nigel Huddleston to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU)…

Jazz TV broadcast deal returns games to familiar home - KJZZ, Channel 14

The television broadcast of Utah Jazz basketball games has a new home. Jazz majority owner Ryan Smith, who also leads Smith Entertainment Group (SEG), has announced plans to launch SEG Media to “produce and broadcast” Utah’s games in 2023-24. At a recent press conference, Smith…

Rio Tinto upping investment in Utah copper operations

Rio Tinto, the London-based global mining giant that owns the Kennecott copper operations in Salt Lake County, has announced an additional $498 million investment in its Utah mine. In an effort to strengthen its supply of copper in the United States by increasing production from…

NYC investor buys Layton-based ES Solar

Applied Value Group, a New York City-based investment, management consulting and social impact organization, has acquired ES Solar, a residential and commercial solar and battery installer with headquarters in Layton. With operations in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming, ES Solar…

Work Daze: How to reject being rejected for a new job

Bob Goldman If there’s one thing I know, it’s how to deal with rejection. I’ve been rejected for so many jobs that when I see an opening that looks perfect, I no longer even try to apply. I just send a “Sorry it didn’t work out” email to the potential employer, lock myself in…

Instructure now serves top 10 universities

Instructure, a Salt Lake City-based learning management systems (LMS) provider, has reached a major milestone in the implementation of its Canvas learning platform. The company recently signed an agreement with Duke University for the institution to begin using the Canvas LMS,…

Overstock.com buys Bed Bath & Beyond's name - but not its stores

Home goods retailer Bed Bath & Beyond is closing its stores but its name will live on. Salt Lake City based Overstock.com has placed a bid with the bankruptcy court in New York to purchase the brand’s name, intellectual property and digital assets. The bid price of $21.5 million…

Quotient Technology acquired by N.J.-based Neptune Retail Solutions

Quotient Technology Inc., a Salt Lake City-headquartered digital promotions and media technology company, and Neptune Retail Solutions, a Jersey City, New Jersey-based omnichannel retail marketing company with a network of in-store and digital solutions, have announced that they…

Industry Briefs 7-3-23

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. CONSTRUCTION HNTB Corp. , an employee-owned infrastructure solutions firm serving public and…

3 years running: Provo/Orem again best-performing cities

Brice Wallace Several Utah cities continue to fare well in an annual ranking of “best-performing cities” in the U.S., with Provo/Orem maintaining the top spot for the third straight year. The 2023 Milken Institute Best-Performing Cities Index put Provo/Orem at No. 1 among large…

Organizations' challenge aims to clean up Utah's hazy summer air

Brice Wallace A 1960s song described summer as “those lazy, hazy, crazy days,” but a group of Utah organizations are hoping to eliminate the “hazy” part. The Salt Lake Chamber, the Utah Clean Air Partnership (UCAIR) and TravelWise Utah have teamed up for the 2023 Clear the Air…

What economic decline? Jobless rate holds at 2.3%

Despite financial data pointing to a slowing economy, Utah’s unemployment rate stayed put at 2.3 percent in May, while the national rate ticked up three-tenths of a percentage point to 3.7 percent from April. The May number means about 42,000 Utahns are still jobless, according…

U.S. home prices still rising

Nationwide year-over-year home prices rose 2 percent in April, the 135th consecutive month of annual growth but the sixth straight month of single-digit gains, according to the recently released CoreLogic Home Price Index. CoreLogic, an Irvine, California-based global property…

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