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Want to start a small business? There's no place better than Utah

There’s more evidence that the hype about Utah being a good place for business is accurate. Six of the 10 best U.S. small cities to start a small business are in Utah, according to an April report from financial review and advice website WalletHub. In its “Best Small Cities for…

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May 1

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SkyWest to receive $250 million from Payroll Support Program 3

SkyWest Inc. of St. George has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary SkyWest Airlines has entered into a Payroll Support Program 3 agreement with the U.S. Treasury Department to receive a total of approximately $250 million under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.…

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May 1

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SBA announces technology initiative for Restaurant Revitalization Fund

The U.S. Small Business Administration has announced the technology partners that will participate in the rollout of the Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF) — a program that will allow eligible restaurants and other food establishments seeking COVID-19 relief funding to access…

FDA: There are now plenty of N95 masks, should no longer be reused

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has taken steps toward ending an emergency exception that allowed hospitals to ration and reuse N95 medical masks, the agency announced last week. Thousands of medical providers have died during the COVID-19 pandemic, many exposed and…

Shuttered Venue Operators Grants portal now open for applications

The U.S. Small Business Administration has reopened the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant application portal for operators of live venues, live performing arts organizations, museums and movie theaters, as well as live venue promoters, theatrical producers and talent…

SLC home sales fastest in nation

A new report from international real estate company RE/MAX show that, yes, indeed, the Salt Lake City home market is hot. Among its findings, the latest RE/MAX National Housing Report ranked the local market as No. 1 for the fastest-selling homes in the United States. The…

Jones Waldo elects Thomas as president

Law firm Jones, Waldo, Holbrook & McDonough has announced that Nathan Thomas, a litigation shareholder in the Salt Lake City office, will be the next firm president. His term began April 22. Thomas replaces long-time president Keven Rowe, who recently made the decision to step…

Private equity firm acquires Murray-based Apex Biologix

Desert Highlands Regenerative (DHR), a private equity group in Salt Lake City, has acquired a majority ownership of Apex Biologix, a Murray-based regenerative medical company. Apex designs and manufactures XCELL platelet-rich plasma. Apex also appointed Jeff Frey to its senior…

Goldman Sachs: 67% of Utah businesses say PPP funding will be gone in June

A new national survey of small-business owners from Goldman Sachs “10,000 Small Businesses Voices” shows that America’s Main Street businesses are re-opening and their owners have access to vaccines. However, small businesses are concerned about maintaining payroll through the…

BambooHR to hire 500 more employees

BambooHR has announced that it will hire more than 500 employees this year to help maintain the momentum its human resources platform has in the small and medium-sized business market. Open positions will span every department in the organization, with a focus on technology,…

Richter7, Kassing Andrews announce merger

Two of Utah’s largest advertising agencies, Richter7 and Kassing Andrews Advertising, are merging to create MaHK Advertising (pronounced “make”), which will immediately rank as one of Utah’s largest media buying agencies. Effective June 1, MaHK will operate from the Kassing…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 5-3-21

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Zions Zions Bancorporation NA, based in Salt Lake City, reported net earnings applicable to common shareholders of $314 million, or $1.90 per share, for the 2021 first quarter. That compares with…

Don't give up the fight without first 'peeling the onion' on your P&L

By Richard Tyson With PPP and EIDL money, many small-to-medium-sized businesses have breathed a little easier during the pandemic. However, such cash infusions — if you are not careful — can distract you from staying vigilant in managing your company finances. Even though your…

Succeeding in Your Business: On freedom and entrepreneurship: You still have to answer to your customer

By Cliff Ennico Last week’s column — in which I gave my readers a (perhaps too) candid look into what I personally will be doing (and not doing) in the next year or two as we emerge from our pandemic foxholes — generated a fair amount of comment, both positive and negative. An…

Four ways continued remote work could torpedo business and career success

By Clint Padgett The rise of remote work has changed the face of business, and in some cases brightened the outlook for employees weary of battling traffic during morning and late-afternoon commutes. Many of those employees hope their companies will stick with this new…

May's National Fitness Day is a good time to check your financial fitness

By Matt Bloye The last Saturday in May is known as National Fitness Day. This day is set aside to recognize the importance of physical fitness in changing lives. However, financial fitness can also be just as important for changing lives in Salt Lake City. For example, some…

Industry Briefs 5-3-21

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 • BioUtah , a trade association serving Utah’s life sciences industry, has…

Bank CEO: Get ready for the biggest boom you'll ever see

By Brice Wallace There is being bullish about the economy, and there is being bullish about the economy. Put Jamie Dimon in the latter category. The chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co. made that clear during a recent online conversation about the post-pandemic economy.…

Another Jazz owner: Dwyane Wade buys minority share from Smith

Just months after Utah’s Miller family sold a majority stake in the Utah Jazz to tech entrepreneur Ryan Smith, three-time NBA champion Dwyane Wade has purchased an ownership stake in the team from Smith. The move was first reported by Adrian Wojnarowski, NBA writer for ESPN.…

State's jobless rate matches nation's lowest, now 2.9 percent

Utah’s unemployment rate ticked down a little more in March to 2.9 percent, tied with Nebraska, South Dakota and Vermont for best in the nation. The national jobless rate dropped to 6 percent, its lowest point since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic a year ago. The state’s…

Utah Department of Health warns of fraudulent mask exemption cards

There’s no such thing a state-issued medical exemption card for face masks, the Utah Department of Health said in a recent tweet. The message said that state officials or local health departments don’t provide exemption cards. The department also said that it had received…

CDC says half of Americans have now received the coronavirus vaccine

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported last week that half of all adults in the U.S. have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. The agency said that the largest-ever vaccination campaign still had a long way to go, especially in convincing skeptical…

IHC researchers find no link between blood type and chance of getting C-19

Researchers at Utah’s Intermountain Healthcare have found that a person’s blood type likely does not contribute to their risk of contracting COVID-19 or of developing a severe infection, according to a study published last month in the Journal of the American Medical Association…

First time in a year: St. George hospital has no COVID-19 patients in ICU

The St. George Regional Hospital reached a significant milestone in the battle against the coronavirus early last week. Teri Draper, spokesperson for the hospital, reported that there were no COVID-19 patients in the facility’s intensive care unit. That’s the first time that’s…

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Apr 25

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