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Gardner report: Utah defense industry is 'a pretty big deal'

By Brice Wallace Defense, deterrence and dollars. The military brings all three to Utah. The last element — dollars — was the focus of a recent roundtable discussion following the release of report by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute focusing on Utah’s defense economy impacts…

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Chamber names Gochnour 2021 ATHENA winner

The Salt Lake Chamber has announced that Natalie Gochnour, associate dean at the David Eccles School of Business and director of the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah, will receive its 2021 ATHENA Leadership Award at the 45th Annual Women & Business…

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Feeling a little dopey lately? Maybe you're suffering from 'pandemic brain'

More than half of Utahns (52 percent) have suffered from “pandemic brain,” according to survey by Spider Solitaire Challenge. It defined the phenomenon as “the frustratingly subtle, gradual mental deterioration many of us have struggled with over the course of the pandemic.”…

SBA sending invitations for venues to increase their SVOG grants

The U.S. Small Business Administration is going to send invitations to apply for more money to entertainment venues that have received money under the Shuttered Venue Operators Grants (SVOG) program. Under provisions of the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Non-Profits…

Pluralsight study finds pandemic and remote work cause skills gaps

Pluralsight, a technology workforce development company based in Draper, has released its 2021 “State of Upskilling” report. The report found that technology challenges introduced by the COVID-19 pandemic and the emerging trend of remote work uncovered technology skills gaps at…

Car prices likely to keep rising due to C-19 surge-induced parts shortages

AP has reported that the hope we felt in the spring of an ease in soaring car prices is dimming. A shortage of computer chips coming from several Asian countries seemed to be improving as the COVID-19 pandemic seemed to wane. But the surge in COVID-19 cases from the delta…

Lundergan to head UofU hospitals and clinics

Dan Lundergan, the current chief operating officer at University of Utah Health Hospitals and Clinics, has been named the organization’s CEO. He has served as interim CEO since February and steps into the official role beginning immediately. Lundergan will oversee UofU Health’s…

Ancestry buys French company

Ancestry, a Lehi-based family history and DNA analysis company, has acquired Geneanet, a leading French genealogy company. The terms of the agreement have not been disclosed. With a European base of 4 million members, Geneanet is available in 10 languages and more than 25…

Alterra Medical names Hastings new CEO

Alterra Medical, a healthcare device distributor and commercialization solutions provider based in Salt Lake City, has announced the appointment of Jeff Hastings as the company’s CEO. He was previously the senior vice president and general manager of commercial sales and…

Young to replace retiring Kuehne at Granite

Mark L. Young has been named president and CEO of Millcreek’s Granite Credit Union by the company’s board, succeeding Lynn R. Kuehne, who will retire Oct. 1 after a credit union industry career spannin 7 decades. Young has over 25 years of credit union seniorlevel management…

EMI Health acquires Total Dental Administrators

EMI Health, a Murray health insurance carrier, has acquired Total Dental Administrators (TDA), headquartered in Phoenix. TDA is a licensed insurance company that offers dental health maintenance organization (DHMO) and preferred provider organization (PPO) dental insurance plans…

Red Cat buys Teal Drones

Red Cat Holdings Inc., a hardware-enabled software provider to the drone industry based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, has closed on its acquisition of Teal Drones, a Salt Lake City-based provider of commercial and government unmanned aerial vehicle technology. Teal manufactures the…

Conservice purchases Goby

Logan’s Conservice, a utility management platform for the property management industry, has acquired Goby, an Illinois-based environmental, social and governance (ESG) platform that provides solutions such as utility data tracking and compliance for commercial real estate and…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Sportsman’s Warehouse Sportsman’s Warehouse Holdings Inc., based in West Jordan, reported net income of $17.7 million, or 40 cents per share, for the second quarter ended July 31. That compares…

Here are seven ways to finish the year off strong

By Angela Civitella It’s been a challenging year for many businesses due to the pandemic. Whether you’ve thrived or struggled at difficult times, there’s no doubt challenges came your way. Many entrepreneurs neglect self-care and work much more than they should, often resulting…

Succeeding in Your Business: Your Clients Don’t Have Money: Should You Lower Your Fees?

By Cliff Ennico “I work in a service business where I bill by the hour. “Because I work out of my home and have no overhead, my fees are pretty reasonable. I try to price my services at about 80 percent of what my closest competitors charge, and I have had little trouble finding…

Industry Briefs 9-13-21

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 Associated Builders and Contractors Utah Chapter has appointed JuliAne Burton…

Gardner Institute findings: Tech workers attracted to Utah's outdoors

By Brice Wallace Tech and rec have a connection beyond rhyming. The bonds between Utah’s technology sector and outdoor recreation are strong and numerous. Those gathered for a recent panel discussion about those bonds said they were happy to see research conducted by the Kem C.…

New York firm acquires Orem electric car maker VIA Motors

A New York City-based company with a division looking to boost the adoption of electric vehicles plans to acquire Orem-based VIA Motors International Inc. in an all-stock deal for up to $630 million. The transaction would give Ideanomics 100 percent ownership in VIA, which will…

Clearway now sole owner of 7 Utah solar farms

Clearway Energy Inc., a Princeton, New Jersey-based renewable energy company, is acquiring the remainder of the ownership in seven utility-scale solar farms in Utah. The company has had 50 percent interest in the installations and is now acquiring the remaining half from…

Although many programs have ended, COVID relief funds are still available

The U.S Small Business Administration has reminded small businesses that, although some of the agency’s COVID-19 economic relief programs have come to an end, financial help is still available through programs such as the Economic Injury Disaster Loan program (EIDL), Targeted…

Delta will impose $200 health plan surcharge on unvaxxed employees

Delta Air Lines, with a regional hub and many employees based in Salt Lake City, has decided that employees will be charged $200 extra each month for their company-sponsored healthcare plan if they decide not to get vaccinated against COVID-19. The action is among the tactics…

Utah approaching herd immunity but most still pessimistic about control

In the wake of the surge of COVID’s delta variant across the nation, adult residents of the Utah are nearing the coveted herd immunity milestone of 70 percent vaccinated, according a recent survey conducted by OH Predictive Insights. The study found 63 percent of Utah adults are…

Spend resources on first vaccination, not booster shots, UofU officials say

Two University of Utah Health officials believe that Utah should focus resources on getting initial COVID-19 vaccination doses into the arms of the state’s residents rather than giving booster shots to those who have already had the vaccine. Stephen Goldstein, an evolutionary…

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