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Succeeding in Your Business: A look at some business plans from tomorrow’s entrepreneurs

By Cliff Ennico Twice a year, I have the honor of being a judge at the Connecticut Business Plan Competition, where students from business schools and undergraduate business programs throughout Connecticut compete for cash prizes and mentoring from leading business experts, in a…

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Dec 6

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Minnesota firm buys two Utah imaging companies

The Center for Diagnostic Imaging (CDI), an outpatient-based imaging provider based in Minneapolis, has acquired two advanced medical imaging groups in Salt Lake City. The two Utah companies, Open Imaging and U.S. MRI, have a combined eight outpatient imaging centers in the Utah…

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Dec 6

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When it comes to employee health benefits, one size does not fit all

By Jim Swayze People who work at small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) often treat each other like family — management and employees alike. Together, they work in service to their customers and toward growing their business — all while closely managing costs. Health benefits…

UTAH COUNTY UPDATE: Rethinking city design has made Vineyard a successful destination in Utah Co.

By Julie Fullmer Rethinking brick-and-mortar business will allow companies to survive the innovations being thrust upon them throughout the rise in technology and the adaptations required to evolve during this global pandemic. Brick-and-mortar businesses have been experiencing…

Industry Briefs 12-7-20

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. CONTESTS • The Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for the 2021 Chamber…

Utah becoming key link in the president's domestic critical-mineral supply-chain goal

By Brian Somers In December 2017, Pres. Donald Trump signed Executive Order No. 13817 which directed the Secretary of the Interior to identify minerals that are “essential to the economic and national security of the United States,” have supply chains that are “vulnerable to…

The American Arbitration Association is reporting success rates as high as 85 percent when mediation is tried before resorting to arbitration, litigation or some other dispute resolution procedure

By Kent Scott In the construction business, the American Institute of Architects (AIA) is a widely recognized source for standard legal forms and agreements that are used throughout the building and mining industries. AIA’s form No. A-201 is titled “General Terms of the…

Ski industry gearing up to stay open with new safety measures

By Brice Wallace Snow. Slopes. Skis. Those have been the key ingredients for Utah ski resorts’ success in years past. This year, they’re adding “safety.” The COVID-19 pandemic ended the 2019-20 ski season early, and Utah’s 15 resorts have been planning and putting in place…

Jobless rate dips back down in October, but beware November

After a brief uptick in September, Utah’s jobless rate returned to 4.1 percent in October, but that number may be temporary, too. Officials are cautioning that the rate could jump when November's numbers are released in mid-December due to the large spike in COVID-19 cases…

COVID-19 Updates Cancellations and postponements

The following are events that have been included in The Enterprise Calendar listings and subsequently have been postponed or canceled, or have been removed from the organizers’ website calendars. This is not a complete list of postponements or cancellations. Check with…

Business leaders asking Utahns to go 'All In' in fight against COVID-19

Utah business leaders Dr. Marc Harrison, CEO of Intermountain Healthcare; Ryan Smith, CEO of software company Qualtrics and the new owner of the Utah Jazz; Gail Miller, chair of the Larry H. Miller Group of Cos.; and Keith McMullin, CEO of Deseret Management Corp., the business…

Simplus aligns with Salesforce to launch vaccine management system

Simplus, a business management software company based in Salt Lake Cit.,y is collaborating with customer relations management company Salesforce to launch a cloud solution for the management of vaccine administration. The project is in anticipation of the massive effort expected…

ATS releases EPA List N-approved COVID-19-effective disinfectant

ATS, a Midvale-based chemical provider for the oil and gas and water-treatment industries, has announced that its SurfaceReady cleaning product is now registered in the state of Utah and approved for disinfecting surfaces. SurfaceReady was recently registered by the EPA and…

Health insurers begin refunding premiums during COVID pandemic

The global coronavirus pandemic has caused many Utahns — and people nationwide — to postpone medical procedures, particularly elective surgeries. Although some of the delays are caused by hospital’s limiting such medical services, many are the result of people simply not wanting…

Children's museum receives grants to aid with recovering from virus

Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum in Salt Lake City has received two grants to help it recover from COVID-19-caused problems. The museum said the money will help revitalize the public atrium and make improvements to the guest experience. A grant from the Salt Lake County…

Positive cases low as colleges begin soon-to-be-mandated testing

Most of Utah’s colleges and universities have begun weekly COVID-19 testing in preparation for statewide mandated testing that will begin in January. The first rounds of rapid antigen testing have shown relatively low positivity rates. Earlier this month, Gov. Gary Herbert…

S.L. Chamber names Athena Award winner, six Pathfinder awardees

Molly Mazzolini, partner and director of brand integration at Infinite Scale, received the Salt Lake Chamber’s Athena Leadership Award at the recent 2020 Women & Business Conference. The award is presented annually to an active member who demonstrates creativity and initiative…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 11-30-20

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Varex Varex Imaging Corp., based in Salt Lake City, reported a net loss of $25.6 million, or 66 cents per share, for the fiscal fourth quarter ended Oct. 2. That compares with net income of $8.1…

UoU organizations join to launch accelerator to push therapeutics to market

A new University of Utah initiative aims to speed the process of bringing lifesaving medical discoveries made in UofU laboratories to new drugs and therapies for patients. The University of Utah Therapeutics Accelerator Hub, also known as U2TAH or the Accelerator, will provide…

Succeeding in Your Business: Tax time is approaching; let's review 2020's new laws

By Cliff Ennico Each year brings new changes to our Byzantine tax system, and 2020 is no different, with recent federal and state laws making the tax landscape more challenging than ever for small businesses and their owners. Here are some tax law changes you need to be aware of…

Industry Briefs 11-30-20

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 • Honnen Equipment Co. has appointed Tim Stokes as the company’s director of…

Technology Focus: Small business and big tech need to be partners, not enemies

By Parker Garlitz I still remember the first sale I ever made online. Using a slow 1990s Internet connection, I sold a refurbished laser printer to someone in Portugal. My mind was blown. The world had shrunk — and I was hooked. I peered into the future of retail, and amazingly,…

Traeger expanding SLC base, adding 120 high-paying jobs

By Brice Wallace Traeger Pellet Grills LLC is cooking up some new jobs at its Salt Lake City headquarters. The company announced a $24 million expansion project that includes up to 120 high-paying jobs over the next seven years. The announcement came after the company was…

Salt Lake home of nation's first industrial bank in past 12 years

Salt Lake City is the home for the nation’s first new industrial bank to open in 12 years. Nelnet Bank launched in early November to provide student loan refinancing, with plans to offer additional private loan options for students in 2021. Financial firm Nelnet Inc. has…

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