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Beware phony poster sales

The Utah Labor Commission has issued a warning to employers in the state to avoid falling victim to individuals and organizations that claim to sell posters from the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration to be posted in their businesses to comply with OSHA…

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Jul 16

Ogden Clinic has new owner

Nashville, Tennessee-based Montecito Medical Real Estate, a large privately held firm devoted exclusively to medical real estate, has acquired the 105,592-square- foot Ogden Clinic portfolio, a multi-specialty facility in Ogden. Ogden Clinic is a Class-A portfolio comprised of…

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Jul 16

It's offical: Outdoor Retailer going to Denver

This month’s official announcement that the Outdoor Retailer summer and winter markets are moving from Salt Lake City to Denver came as a surprise to almost nobody. On the eve of a July 6 news conference with industry and Denver-area government officials, The Denver Post, citing…

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Jul 16

Editorial Cartoon: Pennies on the dollar

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Jul 16

Business Tech: There are tons of apps out there to help your business run better; Here are six

By Mike Herrington There are a lot of great technology tools on the market to help improve your productivity and efficiency. Here are a handful that I’d recommend you check out and see if they could benefit your business: Skype. Not everybody knows it, but Microsoft bought Skype…

Celebrating our independence - from the Export-Import Bank

By Veronique de Rugy This month, we not only celebrate our country’s independence from the British but also celebrate the second anniversary of our freedom from the Export-Import Bank. In an imperfect environment where cronyism — that’s the unhealthy relationship between…

Conventional wisdom just may not be the way to handle N. Korea

By Fareed Zakaria In Washington, there is a conventional wisdom on North Korea that spans both parties and much of elite opinion. It goes roughly like this: “North Korea is the world’s most bizarre country, run by a crackpot dictator with a strange haircut. He is unpredictable…

Want lower healthcare costs? Get rid of the insurance companies

By Robert S. Pembroke For decades I ran a small business that employed 45 people — give or take a few. When I took over the family business, the cost of healthcare for our employees was insignificant. According to the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, the annual cost of…

Industry Briefs - 7-17-17

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. AGRICULTURE • The Urban Greens Market in Salt Lake City’s Glendale and Poplar Grove areas, has…

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Jul 16

Newsletter - 7-3-17

http://slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 --> This week in The Enterprise Monday, July 3, 2017 New HCI wing will focus research on childhood and family cancers On the same day recently that he turned 80 years old, Jon Huntsman Sr., founder of the Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) in…

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Jul 1

New HCI wing will focus research on childhood and family cancers

On the same day recently that he turned 80 years old, Jon Huntsman Sr., founder of the Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) in Salt Lake City, announced the opening of the institute’s new Primary Children’s and Families’ Cancer Research Center that will house researchers focusing on…

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Jul 1

Global trade is economy booster for Utah, say 'Solutions' speakers

Acknowledging that global trade has hurt some workers in Utah, Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams recently said that it ultimately can boost economic opportunity for all. Speaking at the Metro Solutions event, McAdams and others pushed for a regional approach that gets more…

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Jul 1

CAI hike signals optimism among Utah consumers

Consumer confidence in Utah took a significant jump in June. The 3.3-point hike in the past month accounts for most of the 3.7 points that the Zions Bank Utah Consumer Attitude Index (CAI) has risen in the past year. The index sits at 115.2, up from 111.9 in May and 111.5 a year…

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Jul 1

Sorenson launches new firm for software & securities investment

Salt La ke City-based Sorenson Capital has announced the formation of Sorenson Ventures, a new investment group focused on early-stage enterprise software and security investments. With the establishment of Sorenson Ventures, Ken Elefant joins the company as managing director.…

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Jul 1

Park City debuts all-electric bus fleet

Park City Transit recently deployed six all-electric Proterra Catalyst FC+ buses, which will be used to serve transit riders in the ski resort communities in Park City and Summit County. The electric bus deployment is part of Park City’s overall renewable energy and…

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Jul 1

Utah funds more than $2 million in grants for workforce development

Twelve new Utah partnerships have been awarded a total of $2,125,000 in grants to better meet the state’s skilled workforce needs. Talent Ready Utah grants, formerly known as Utah Cluster Acceleration Partnership grants, are designed to strengthen collaboration between industry,…

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Jul 1

WTC Utah to host Asia trade mission, seeking participants

World Trade Center Utah, along with the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, the Small Business Administration, the U.S. Commercial Service and Zions Bank, will be hosting a trade mission to Singapore and Vietnam late this summer. WTC Utah is accepting registrants from…

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Jul 1

Women's Tech Council launches intern program

The Women Tech Council (WTC) has launched a technology internship program to provide high school girls the opportunity to interact with technology companies, meet and interact with women in technology and understand the impact they can have by pursuing STEM (science, technology,…

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Jul 1

NorthMarq buys Western Capital Realty Advisors

Minneapolis-based NorthMarq Capital has acquired Western Capital Realty Advisors, a commercial mortgage banking firm in Salt Lake City, making it NorthMarq’s 37th office. Western Realty Capital’s founder, John Bradshaw, will become a managing director for NorthMarq. The…

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Jul 1

Tech hiring on the rise

Salt Lake City-area technology hiring is on the rise for the second half of 2017, according to the Robert Half Technology IT Hiring Forecast and Local Trend Report. Twenty-two percent of Utah’s chief information officers (CIOs) say they plan to add full-time technology…

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Jul 1

Ogden extends Trackline timeline

The Ogden City Council, in its capacity as the Redevelopment Agency Board, has adopted a resolution extending the length of the Trackline Economic Development Project Area an additional 12 years to 2045. Since the project area was created in 2013, the Redevelopment Agency and…

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Jul 1

Smith's starts home delivery

Smith’s Food & Drug Stores has launched grocery delivery to customers’ homes using PigeonShip, a Utah-based delivery service provider. Utilizing Smith’s online grocery ordering service, ClickList, which offers more than 40,000 items from desktop or mobile devices, customers may…

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Jul 1