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Orbital ATK signs $24M contract to build F-35 fighter components at Clearfield plant

Orbital ATK has received an initial $24 million contract from Lockheed Martin to produce a pair of composite components for the F-35 Joint Strike Force Fighter aircraft. The parts will be manufactured at the Orbital ATK facility in Clearfield. Orbital ATK will make bullnose and…

Staff

Nov 4

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Pierpont to head national group of workforce agencies

The National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) has elected Jon Pierpont, executive director of the Utah Department of Workforce Services, to serve on its leadership team as president-elect. As part of this commitment, Pierpont will represent Utah on the committee…

Staff

Nov 4

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USU professor to study wastewater reclamation with USTAR grant

Utah Science Technology and Research (USTAR) has awarded a grant for a project that targets wastewater issues with a technology that also could create bioenergy. The Industry Partnership Program (IPP) grant was awarded to professor Ronald Sims and Utah State University to…

Lee named president and CEO at SLC's 4Life

Salt Lake City-based 4Life, a nutritional supplement developer and manufacturer with offices in 24 markets worldwide, has named Danny Lee as the company’s new president and CEO. Steve Tew, who has served as president since 2004 and CEO since 2014, has been appointed vice…

Project hopes to facilitate creativity

A development focused on artisan residents is set to have move-in starting Jan. 1. Giv Group and local nonprofit Craft Lake City are partnering to promote the development, called Project Open. The new development will have affordable housing opportunities and a residential…

SLC medtech acquired by investment firm

The EQT Mid Market US fund has acquired a majority stake in Clinical Innovations LLC, a Salt Lake City-based pure-play provider of single-use clinician-preferred medical devices for labor and delivery in hospitals. Financial terms were not disclosed. Clinical Innovations was…

MACU ranks tops for business

Mountain America Credit Union Business Services has been ranked first among credit unions in business share accounts in the Western region and ranked second nationally by the National Credit Union Administration website. NCUA.gov issues the rankings, which are determined by the…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: SkyWest SkyWest Inc., based in St. George, reported net income of $54 million, or $1.01 per share, for the third quarter ended Sept. 30. That compares that compares with $41 million, or 79 cents…

When you completed a long course of formal schooling, did you breathe a sigh of relief — and perhaps vow to never crack a book again? I know I did!

By Richard Tyson When I graduated from high school, I felt liberated from the educational death march I had been on for 12 years. Of course, the next fall found me seated in a class of incoming college freshmen, beginning a new four-year journey. With a baccalaureate diploma in…

Business Tech: Is the public cloud not right for your business? Try colocation, instead

By Mike Herrington Many businesses are making the move to the cloud. But depending on your specific workload and compliance needs, a public cloud might not be the best fit. So how do you get all the benefits of the cloud while maintaining security, control and cost savings?…

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Nov 4

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GOP has tax reform on the table, but it's taxing their negotiating skills

By Veronique de Rugy The good news is that there’s a debate in Washington about how to make the tax code less destructive. The bad news is that lawmakers will be able to achieve much less than they otherwise could because of bad policy priorities. It’s obvious that Congress and…

China has signaled its willingness to become superpower alongside U.S.

By Fareed Zakaria While news and analysis in America continue to be obsessed with Donald Trump’s daily antics and insults, halfway around the world, something truly historic just happened. China signaled that it now sees itself as the world’s other superpower, positioning itself…

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Nov 4

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Columns

Who pays when a government official makes a costly bad decision?

By Robert Pembroke Ever since I left the Army, my compensation plan has been flexible. For the first few of years of my career of selling copying machines, I was paid with a small salary plus commission. If I didn’t make enough sales, it was hard to put food on the table for my…

Industry Briefs - 11-6-17

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. BANKING • America First Credit Union has opened a new location inside the Kent’s Market at 3673…

Newsletter 10-30-17

https://slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 --> This week in The Enterprise Monday, October 30, 2017 Salt Lake firm enters venture to advance move to urban air taxi A Salt Lake City company has announced a joint venture that it says will advance its move to provide on-demand urban air…

Salt Lake firm enters venture to advance move to urban air taxi

A Salt Lake City company has announced a joint venture that it says will advance its move to provide on-demand urban air taxis. Skyworks Global Inc. said flying taxis “are no longer in the realm of science fiction” and that its venture with Switch Mobility will leads to…

City & state rated biz-friendy, but have competition

By Brice Wallace Both Salt Lake City and Utah fared well in an annual survey of small-business friendliness, although both face intense nearby competition. Utah was ranked seventh-best among states and Salt Lake City was ninth among 80 cities in the Small Business Friendliness…

Jobless rate drops to 3.4% in September

Utah’s unemployment rate slipped lower in September as the year-over-year job count grew. The Department of Workforce Services reported that the state’s nonfarm payroll employment in September grew by an estimated 2.4 percent, adding 35,100 jobs to the economy since a year…

BYU TV & radio operations announce changes

BYU Broadcasting has announced changes to its TV and radio operations, effective in mid-2018. The TV operations — BYUtv, KBYU Channel 11 and BYUtv International — will be consolidated into a single nationwide television network. The radio operation changes include consolidating…

Legal battles drive VidAngel to Chap. 11 bankruptcy filing

VidAngel, a Provo-based movie and TV series filtering company locked in legal battles with several studios, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Neal Harmon, chief executive officer, said in announcing the filing that the company will continue to offer its filtering service and…

Intermountain sets restructuring

Intermountain Healthcare, a Salt Lake City-based health system with 22 hospitals and more than 185 clinics, has announced a new internal structure that the company says will better serve patients and communities. The company will replace its current geographically defined…

Trends report: Salt Lake among 'next big cities'

Salt Lake City is third-ranked in a listing of “next big cities,” based upon real estate trends across the nation. The “Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2018” report, released by PwC and the Urban Land Institute (ULI), puts the Utah capital behind only Seattle and Austin, Texas.…

City accepting CIP apps

Salt Lake City has begun accepting applications for the Capital Improvement Program (CIP), a planning program of capital spending needed to replace or expand the city’s public infrastructure. The application deadline is 11:59 p.m. Nov. 30. Capital improvements involve the…

Trade mission takes Utahns to Middle East

Nineteen companies and organizations joined Gov. Gary Herbert recently on a trade mission to Amman, Jordan, and Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Israel. Jordan and Israel are considered gateway countries for businesses interested in expanding into Middle Eastern markets. “Both Jordan and…

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