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Utah Tech: Taking too much of time? Making the case for automated patch management

By Mike Herrington Patch management is a critical function in maintaining network security for businesses, but the labor cost of keeping up on it frequently stops it from happening. A patch is a piece of software designed to update a computer program or its supporting data or to…

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May 7

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FATCA: Another attempt to make low-tax nations serve the high-taxers

By Veronique de Rugy I’ve previously argued that the Trump administration should stop funding the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development because of its advocacy of higher taxes and tax harmonization. At the time, I was told that my position could be perceived as…

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The education of Trump: Running an administration is 'complicated' stuff

By Fareed Zakaria There are so many unusual, unprecedented aspects of Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office that it’s hard to know where to begin. By his own yardstick, the number of promises unfulfilled is staggering. During the campaign, Trump said he would ask for a bill…

Your retirement account: It’s important to have a plan, not just a stock portfolio

By Mark Lund In the first quarter of 2017, the bull market seemed unstoppable. The Dow Jones Industrial Average soared past 20,000 and closed at all-time highs on 12 consecutive trading days. The Nasdaq Composite gained almost 10 percent in three months. An eight-year-old bull…

Industry Briefs 5-8-17

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. CONSTRUCTION • Geneva Rock , Murray, has named Shane Albrecht as vice president of area…

Newsletter 5-1-17

http://slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 --> This week in The Enterprise Monday, May 1, 2017 Review of Utah monuments part of Trump order President Donald Trump last week took the first steps toward possible future economic development in national monuments.Trump signed an executive…

Utah Foundation report: Future not too rosy for Utah coal industry

Employment in Utah’s coal mining and coal power industries has been declining for decades, due in part to shrinking demand for coal and improvements in mining technology, according to new research from the Utah Foundation. The report also concluded that policy changes promised…

Review of Utah monuments part of Trump order

President Donald Trump last week took the first steps toward possible future economic development in national monuments. Trump signed an executive order that directs Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke to review national monuments created during the past 20 years by the…

New Kearns community facility will house U.S. speedskating

By Brice Wallace Construction will begin this month on a $12 million multi-use facility in Kearns that will feature space for group events, fitness activities and a home for the national governing body of speedskating. The Kearns Athlete Training and Event Center (KATEC) will…

Attitude Index comes back down after March jump

Although consumer confidence in Utah still sits in positive territory, April saw a major decline in the way people think about their economic future. The Zions Bank Utah Consumer Attitude Index (CAI) decreased in April after a big jump in March, mirroring national sentiment. The…

Eight inventions receive Utah Innovation Awards at recent dinner

Eight innovations have been honored as winners of the 15th annual Utah Innovation Awards, presented by Stoel Rives LLP and the Utah Technology Council. The program recognizes innovations and the Utah companies that created them. Winners were announced during a sold-out awards…

RMP opens EV 'corridor' charging stations

Rocky Mountain Power has opened Utah’s newest electric vehicle charging stations that will be part of a regional electric corridor in Utah, Wyoming and Idaho. The chargers at the company’s Salt Lake City office are open to visitors and Rocky Mountain Power employees for charging…

Hunt tabbed to head Parr Brown for coming year

Salt Lake City law firm Parr Brown Gee & Loveless has announced the appointment of Jeffrey J. Hunt as president of the firm. Hunt will serve for one year and according to the practice of the firm, a new president then will be selected. Hunt has served as firm secretary for the…

UofU top in country for commercialing technology

The University of Utah is the top research university in the nation when it comes to commercializing technology innovations, according to the Milken Institute’s 2017 ranking of Best Universities for Technology Transfer. The UofU has “quietly evolved into one of the most…

Unemployment rate holds steady: Jobs still growing

Utah’s unemployment rate continued to hold steady in March as the state’s economy continues to add jobs. The Utah Department of Workforce Services reported that the jobless rate held at 3.1 percent and that the economy has added 45,700 jobs in the past 12 months. The 3.2 percent…

Kusch takes reins at LDSBC

Bruce C. Kusch has taken over as the 13th president of LDS Business College in Salt Lake City. He replaces J. Lawrence Richards, who served eight years as president and 15 years as a teacher at the school. Kusch had been serving as chief academic officer, with responsibility for…

Apartment complex sold for $40M

San Francisco-based real estate investment company Hamilton Zanze (HZ) has acquired the 256-unit Meadowbrook Station apartment complex in Salt Lake City for $40.1 million. The transaction closed on April 17. HZ purchased the Class B-plus, 2010-vintage multifamily community from…

Salt Lake tourism off to great start

According to two of Visit Salt Lake’s key economic indicators, the first quarter of 2017 shows Salt Lake is off to a strong start in terms of hotel room nights and Super Pass sales. Super Pass is Visit Salt Lake’s ski lift ticket program tailored to destination skiers and…

Q1 real estate results mixed

A newly released report from real estate firm Newmark Grubb ACRES shows that the Salt Lake City area had mixed results in the commercial real estate market for the first quarter of 2017. Slowing was noted in some areas following several years of substantial growth. In the…

Legend, Thanksgiving Pt. sign deal

Thanksgiving Point and Legend Solar have signed a sponsorship agreement that will have the fast-growing solar energy provider install a 1,500-panel solar array on the development’s Museum of Ancient Life. In a release, the two entities said the installation will provide a…

Global Diamonds store sold

Global Diamonds of Salt Lake City has been acquired by Diamonds Direct, a diamond retailer based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Diamonds Direct plans to retain the Salt Lake City-based staff and will increase the outlet’s selection of diamonds and other jewelry. Global Diamonds…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 5-1-17

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 $129 million, or 61 cents per share, for the first quarter ended March 31. That…

Summit awards announced

One company and one individual were honored recently during the 11th annual Utah Economic Summit, hosted by Gov. Gary Herbert. The Larry H. Miller Group of Companies (LHM) was honored as Outstanding Company of the Year, while Gary Heward, president and chief executive officer of…

There's no doubt about it: All of us are smarter than any one of us

By Richard Tyson When I was 22 years old, I was hired as the financial controller of a university. During my first week at work, I attended a meeting of the key officers of the institution. I was highly attentive to the issues discussed. Regarding one significant issue, I felt…

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