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Bed Bath & Beyond to acquire Brand House Collective

Murray-based Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. has agreed to acquire The Brand House Collective Inc., the company has announced in a release. Based on the closing price of the Brand House stock in late November, the transaction implies an equity value of approximately $26.8 million, which…

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Roots Equity Group acquires Innovasis Medical, names Matt Stuttle CEO

Roots Equity Group, a Los Angeles-based family office investment firm, has announced the acquisition of Innovasis, a Salt Lake City-based medical device company specializing in the design, manufacture and distribution of implants used in treating musculoskeletal and orthopedic…

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More companies, not fewer, envisioned for AI future

The world of artificial intelligence is here, but will every business have a role in it? Several speakers at a recent AI Summit in Salt Lake City pushed the idea that the more companies involved in the future, the better. Gov. Spencer Cox said “thousands” of AI companies are…

Giving Machines introduced in Downtown Daybreak

Gail Miller, co-founder of the Larry H. Miller Co., addressed the crowd as the Giving Machines were welcomed into Daybreak in South Jordan on Dec.4. Members of the Daybreak Children’s Choir performed for attendees at the ceremony. (Tom Haraldsen/Salt Lake Business Journal) Tom…

Bill targets social media company algorithms

Problems prompted by social media got a spotlight during the recent AI Summit in Salt Lake City, and now a Utah representative wants to hold social media companies accountable. U.S. Rep. Mike Kennedy, along with Maryland Rep. April McClain Delaney, have introduced the Algorithm…

Construction begins on University of Utah hospital in West Valley City

Darrell Kirby The City Journals After several years of talk and planning, construction of the University of Utah Health’s new hospital in West Valley City is finally underway. The U West Valley Steering Committee met in September to get an update on the progress of the major…

Utah consumer sentiment ticks up in November

Following a fairly significant drop in October, Utah’s consumer sentiment rebounded slightly — up 3.2 percent — in November, according to the Zions Bank Consumer Sentiment Survey. The survey, prepared in partnership with the University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute,…

Hurricane Electric expands with new Point of Presence in Draper

Hurricane Electric, the world’s largest IPv6-native Internet backbone, has established a new Point of Presence (PoP) at FiberState SLC1, a premier carrier-neutral data center located at 106 E. 13200 S., Draper. FiberState provides a highly interconnected and scalable environment…

Park City Opera coming to SLC on Dec. 17

Stephanie Chee and Benjamin Beckman perform at the Park City Gardens Greenhouse. (Photo courtesy Lena Goldstein/Park City Opera) Katherine Weinstein The City Journals Lena Goldstein, Lisl Wangermann and Benjamin Beckman share a vision for inspiring passion and appreciation for…

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Dec 13

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Rocky Mountain Power seeks rate hike to build wildfire fund

Utah lawmakers passed a law in 2024 that, among other things, allows utilities to establish a fund to cover their liability in case of extraordinary expenses associated with utility-caused wildfires. The bill was likely in response to a PacifiCorp settlement with 400 plaintiffs…

1 in 5 Utah construction workers are immigrants

“Immigration” has been a buzzword for years, especially under the two Trump administrations, and a new report shows that one-fifth of one Utah industry’s work force consists of foreign-born people. Utah’s construction industry has 25,893 such workers, according to a study by…

Although on the decline, Utah still leads the nation in 'social capital'

The Utah Foundation’s Social Capital Index shows that Utah is tops in the U.S. and is grouped favorably with Colorado and some Midwestern and Northeastern states. (Graphic from “Foundations and Frameworks: A Primer on Social Capital and Why It’s Important,” by the Utah…

State leaders repeal collective bargaining ban

During last Tuesday night’s special session of the Utah Legislature, a controversial measure that passed last year dealing with collective bargaining in the public sector was repealed. Lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle united in repealing HB267, the bill that…

Cedarwood at Sandy opens cottage homes

Senior citizens now have a new unique independent living option in Sandy. Cedarwood at Sandy, which offers both independent and assisted living facilities, recently celebrated the opening of its senior cottage home neighborhood. Offering residents both independence and…

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Dec 13

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People On The Move 12-15-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . BANKING • Sunwest Bank , based in Sandy, has appointed Brian Barry as senior vice president and Arizona regional president. Barry will oversee the development and management of banking relationships across the…

Industry Briefs 12-15-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . DIVIDENDS • The board of directors of Utah Medical Products Inc. , based in Salt Lake City, has approved a quarterly cash dividend of 31 cents per share of common stock. The dividend is payable Jan. 5 to…

Earnings Roundup

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Varex Varex Imaging Corp., based in Salt Lake City, reported net income of $12.2 million, or 29 cents per share, for the fiscal fourth quarter ended Oct. 3. That compares with a net loss of $51.1…

New workforce training campus will serve 3,000 students

West Jordan will be the new location for a 113,000-square-foot training campus, serving more than 3,000 students interested in trade school programs. In November, Universal Technical Institute announced the new facility, the first to be built in Utah. New campuses also will be…

Organizers want new 2034 Games branding to ‘engender statewide public engagement’

With an even 3,000 days to go until the opening ceremonies of the 2034 Winter Olympics and Paralympics in Salt Lake City, officials met at the Salt Lake City International Airport on Nov. 24 to announce new branding for the event. Gov. Spencer Cox joined organizing committee…

Shamrock opens first Utah warehouse in Sandy

Sandy Mayor Monica Zoltanski and Kent McClellan, chairman and CEO of Shamrock Foods Co., cut the ribbon of the new Shamrock Foodservice Warehouse facility in Sandy. (Photo courtesy Shamrock Foodservice Warehouse) Utah is now home to a Shamrock Foodservice Warehouse after a…

Panel: Utah may need to change what ‘affordable’ housing looks like

An audience in Lehi listens to panelists discuss housing issues at the recent Utah Economic Summit. (Photo courtesy Rimrock Construction) Utah’s housing shortage is a result of overbuilding. As odd as that might sound, real estate developers and builders at a recent gathering…

Local Applebee’s owners named 2025 Franchisee of the Year

Applebee’s owners of Utah stores have been named the 2025 Franchisee of the Year. (Tom Haraldsen/Salt Lake Business Journal) For the second time in the past six years, Apple Mountain LLC has been named Applebee’s 2025 Franchisee of the Year, the most prestigious annual award…

Honeysuckle Coffee is one step closer to Midvale

Across the street from Midvale City Hall, Honeysuckle Coffee Co. inches closer to opening its third location. On Oct. 7, Midvale’s Redevelopment Agency approved a term sheet for a $250,000 loan to 7511 Main Street LLC. The loan will aid in the house’s reconstruction, and the…

Biomedical industry experiencing healthy growth along Lake Park Blvd.

West Valley City’s small but growing biomedical industry is gaining momentum with construction underway of new buildings along Lake Park Boulevard. It started with the recent opening of Nusano, which produces radioisotopes that are used in the treatment of cancer. Now, five…

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