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CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 6-14-21

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 $10.5 million, or 23 cents per share, for the fiscal first quarter ended May 1. That…

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Jun 13

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Industry Briefs

Industry Briefs 6-14-21

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. AGRICULTURE • The Downtown SLC Farmers Market is marking its 30th season this year, expanding…

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Jun 12

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ULI webinar: 'New normal' must assess 'new land use'

By Brice Wallace With life transitioning to a “new normal” during the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, many individual businesses and industries are assessing how they will — or must — change for the future. That’s certainly true when it comes to land use. How office,…

Utah's gender wage gap still running among nation's highest

When United Way reported on the gender pay gap in 2019, Utah came in dead last. In the organization’s latest report, the state is second from the bottom. That’s progress, but not much. According to United Way’s “Income Inequality in America,” men in Utah make an average of 43.57…

SLC company doing its best to attract & retain good employees

Salt Lake City-based Prime Inc., one of the nation’s largest trucking companies, thinks it has hit on a way to pull ahead of the competition in a tough job market. The transportation giant, which competes in the refrigerated, flatbed, tanker, logistics and intermodal…

EEOC gives guidelines for employers mandating workplace vaccinations

The federal agency tasked with administering and enforcing civil rights laws against workplace discrimination has issued a new set of guidelines regarding vaccinations in the workplace in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)…

COVID has major impact on Navajo people - especially their education

COVID-19’s impact has been profound for Navajo Nation, the tribal lands set aside in Utah, Arizona and New Mexico, according to a report, “Navajo Nation COVID-19 Impact and Its Impact on Education,” prepared by cable television outlet CGTN. So far, there have been more than…

Despite minor concerns, Utah plowing ahead with effort to vaccinate teens

Despite reports that there are isolated cases of inflammation of the heart muscle in some teens and young adults following the receipt of the vaccine for COVID-19, Utah’s vaccination program is proceeding without any change. In fact, the state is vaccinating more…

Schein One buys Dallas co.

Henry Schein One, an American Fork-based dental and medical practice management software company, has acquired an 80 percent ownership position in Jarvis Analytics, a software company that develops business analytics tools for dental practitioners. Dallas-based Jarvis Analytics…

Jed Hancock named president of Space Dynamics

Utah State University’s Space Dynamics Laboratory has announced that Jed Hancock has been named its new president, succeeding H. Scott Hinton, who announced that he will retire on June 30. Hancock most recently served as SDL’s executive director of programs and operations,…

Sift to acquire Chargeback

Sift, a San Francisco provider of digital trust and safety software, is acquiring Chargeback. Salt Lake City-based Chargeback produces real-time dispute management solutions for merchants. “The two companies are coming together as both e-commerce growth and payment fraud are…

Kodiak Cakes acquired

L Catterton, a consumer-focused private equity firm based in Greenwich, Connecticut, has purchased Kodiak Cakes of Park City. Kodiak Cakes markets whole-grain pancake and waffle mixes, frozen waffles and pancakes, oatmeal, baking mixes and a variety of snack products with the…

Elevate Sports Ventures buys Infinite Scale

Santa Clara, California-based sports and entertainment consulting firm Elevate Sports Ventures has acquired sports, live event and design firm Infinite Scale. Based in Salt Lake City, Infinite Scale has provided brand integration services such as venue signage for more than 130…

Lucidpress bought by Chicago investment firm

Charles Thayne Capital (CTC), a growth-oriented and technology-focused private investment firm based in Chicago, has acquired Lucidpress, a Salt Lake City design and brand templating software company. Founded in 2014 as a division of Lucid Software, Lucidpress today has millions…

Hit homers by discovering your real KPIs

By Richard Tyson I’m a diehard baseball fan. I’ve loved the sport for as long as I can remember. As a little boy, my parents had a hard time getting me to come home for dinner on long summer days; I was just too busy playing baseball with the neighborhood kids. As I got older, I…

Innovate Utah: NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM UTAH COMPANIES

Salt Lake City movement and data intelligence company Blyncsy has launched Payver , an artificial intelligence-powered technology that delivers transportation agencies on-the-ground insight into which roads require updated paint lines and other improvements. The application uses…

Stay on top of your supply chain: Lessons learned before COVID that helped two Utah companies stay on track

Nate Jones CEO, Xlear Inc. Xlear is a manufacturer and distributor of xylitol and nasal care products based in American Fork. Two decades ago, when I started Xlear from an idea my dad had, the business was like a lot of startups — just me, a product and a lot of hard work. We…

Succeeding in your Business: The one indispensable thing nonprofits need to succeed

By Cliff Ennico “I started a nonprofit organization about three years ago. In the beginning, we had three directors — we were told we needed at least three to get our federal tax exemption — but two of them quit shortly after we formed and I have struggled to fill those two…

Defining passive aggression and strategies for managing it

By Angela Civitella Do you know people who are frequently sarcastic? Do they tease others cruelly or put them down, either directly or behind their back? If so, do they then use the phrase, “just kidding,” to appear to lessen the blow? Perhaps they respond to conflict by…

Industry Briefs 6-7-21

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. CONSTRUCTION • Big-D Signature , a subsidiary of Salt Lake City-based Big-D Construction, has…

Small Business Focus 5-31-21

Position your small business to ride the post-pandemic recovery wave By Yrene Luque As Utah’s small businesses transition from “survival mode” to the post-pandemic “new normal,” the opportunities are looking bright. It’s a great time for many business owners to begin planning…

Glacier Bancorp buys Alta Bank in near-$1 billion deal

Altabancorp, the American Fork-based bank holding company for Altabank, has been acquired by Glacier Bancorp Inc. of Kalispell, Montana. Formerly known as People’s Utah Bancorp, Altabancorp was formed from mergers of separate institutions, including Bank of American Fork,…

April's jobless rate: Utah inches down while U.S. number back up

While the nationwide unemployment rate inched back up in April, Utah’s jobless number fell the country’s lowest, tied with New Hampshire and South Dakota. While the U.S. rate went from 6 percent to 6.1 percent, Utah’s rate dropped to 2.8 percent from 2.9 percent, according to…

Point board conducts survey, open houses for public input

Officials working on The Point want the public’s help to remain pointed in the right direction. A set of three virtual open houses and a public survey will be used by the Point of the Mountain State Land Authority to formulate a “framework plan” as part of the process to…

Staff

May 31

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