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Corporate Financial Reports: 10-30-17

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Zions Zions Bancorporation, based in Salt Lake City, reported net earnings applicable to common shareholders of $152 million, or 72 cents per share, for the third quarter ended Sept. 30. That…

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Oct 29

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Cutting SALT - the state and local taxes - from the federal diet

By Veronique de Rugy In the quest for a better tax code, it shouldn’t be difficult to agree that a tax deduction that mostly benefits rich people and subsidizes high-tax state and local governments must go. That’s what the state and local tax, or SALT, deduction does, and it was…

On North Korea and Iran, will Trump back down or double down?

By Fareed Zakaria Ken Burns and Lynn Novick’s comprehensive documentary series on the Vietnam War is filled with the stories and voices of ordinary soldiers on all sides of the conflict. But the most tragic aspect of the tale, for me, was to hear Lyndon Johnson on tape, before…

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Michigan’s businesses get tax cuts, then deliver more jobs

By Robert Pembroke In 2010, Rick Snyder, who eventually became governor of Michigan, promised tax relief to Michigan’s businesses. Gov. Snyder delivered on his promises. And now the Republicans are trying to deliver on their campaign promise of tax reform nationwide. “Mr.…

Industry Briefs - 10-30-17

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. ACCOUNTING • The KDA Accounting Group recently moved from Lehi to a new office in Provo. Owners…

Newsletter 10-23-17

https://slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 --> This week in The Enterprise Monday, October 23, 2017 Clearfield loses train factory to Salt Lake's Northwest Quadrant By John RogersA new major manufacturing facility for a Switzerland-based train manufacturer — one that Clearfield…

Clearfield loses train factory to Salt Lake's Northwest Quadrant

By John Rogers A new major manufacturing facility for a Switzerland-based train manufacturer — one that Clearfield officials thought they had a good shot at having in their city — instead will be built in Salt Lake City, the company has announced. Stadler Rail recently launched…

BioUtah chief: Need to tell story of Utah biotechs

By Brice Wallace Among the accolades and glowing statistics about Utah’s economy, a couple may have slipped under the radar. Not only is Utah 13th-ranked among states for employment in the life science industry, it tops all states in industry employment growth. In the period of…

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Carter tabbed to head UCAIR

The Utah Clean Air Partnership (UCAIR) board has appointed Thom Carter as its new executive director. UCAIR is a nonprofit organization with the goal of bringing Utah communities together to achieve clean air. “After an extensive search, we are excited to have Thom at the helm…

Gas prices finally headed down

Utah gas prices were looking pretty scary in September, but are trending down just in time for Halloween. Gas prices have fallen about 10 cents in the state after last month’s unusual spike caused when major U.S. oil refineries on the Gulf Coast were taken offline due to recent…

FireFly Automatix again tops MWCN's list of Utah's fastest-growing

Utah doesn’t have many fireflies, but FireFly has demonstrated an ability to grow and shine. FireFly Automatix Inc., a North Salt Lake-based company operating as FireFly Equipment, has again earned the top spot in the Utah 100, a list of the fastest-growing companies in Utah,…

Stork opens service center

Stork, a maintenance and modification company headquartered in the Netherlands, has opened a Salt Lake City service center and expects to hire 60 technicians as part of its truck-based, fit-for-purpose mobile maintenance and construction fleet. The company welcomed clients and…

SoJo Station set to open in South Jordan

Nov. 1 is the date that developers, South Jordan city officials and representatives from UTA have set to open the first phase of SoJo Station in South Jordan. A ceremony and open house will be held that day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Located at 10355 S. South Jordan Gateway, the…

Note to Republicans: Reform should leave out the global minimum tax

By Veronique de Rugy In a town where consensus is rare, an agreement has emerged among Republicans that the main goals of corporate tax reform are economic growth and increased competitiveness. The good news is that given that we have a terribly anti-growth and anti-competition…

China is winning the future – and it has to do with investing in clean energy

By Fareed Zakaria Last week, the front page of The New York Times described the Trump administration’s repeal of the Clean Power Plan, the Obama administration’s attempt to slash carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants. “The war on coal is over,” declared Environmental…

James Madison was an insightful man; maybe we should listen to him

By Robert Pembroke In the Virginia state capitol, you will find a bust of James Madison and the first thing that you will notice is that he was a handsome guy. And if you’ve done your due diligence, you will also know that he was very smart and insightful. Just check out the…

Legal Matters: Cybersecurity concerns? Call a lawyer

By Tsutomu Johnson Each year brings a data breach that affects more and more people. Each breach also brings larger fines for companies who failed to protect information. In an effort to evade regulatory fines and consumer wrath, companies have tried to address cybersecurity…

Industry Briefs - 10-23-17

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. ACCOUNTING • Tanner LLC , Salt Lake City, has promoted Dan Griffiths to partner of strategy and…

Newsletter 10-16-17

https://slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 --> This week in The Enterprise Monday, October 16, 2017 Housing shortage good for some but may hamper economic future By Brice WallaceUtah’s housing shortage is great for homeowners but tough for young people and eventually could hamper the…

Housing shortage good for some but may hamper economic future

By Brice Wallace Utah’s housing shortage is great for homeowners but tough for young people and eventually could hamper the state’s economic development. Those conclusions by James Wood at a recent presentation in Salt Lake City included his belief that it is “almost…

Deadline nears to take advantage of solar compromise

By John Rogers Utahns who have installed rooftop solar energy systems and those who plan to do so have a couple of important dates to remember under an agreement negotiated late last month between solar advocates and Rocky Mountain Power and endorsed by the Utah Public Service…

Report: Employers' health insurance costs up 8 percent

Utah’s Employers Council has released the findings of its annual Utah Health and Welfare Plans Survey that shows that Utah employers experienced an 8 percent increase in health insurance plan costs at their last renewal after negotiations and plan changes. The study reported…

Medtech expansion means $100M spending, 540 jobs

By Brice Wallace Stryker, a worldwide medical technology company, will grow its Utah operations by 540 jobs in Salt Lake City over the next decade. The company announced the expansion last week after being approved for a nearly $3.4 million tax credit incentive by the Governor’s…

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