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Farmers hoping Trump is source of needed change in their industry

Utah’s farmers and ranchers, who make their livings working the earth to produce food, are pinning their hopes for an industry turnaround on, of all people, a New York City-based billionaire real estate mogul. The election of Donald Trump as president was hailed at the recent…

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Newsletter - 11-28-16

www.slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 Subscribe To The Enterprise This week in The Enterprise – Utah’s Business Journal November 28, 2016 Hatch: Trump needs convincing on global trade market positives U.S. Sen. Orrin Hatch recently heaped praise on President-elect Donald Trump…

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Industry Briefs

Industry Briefs 11-27-16

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 • Members of Utah’s 28 county farm bureaus recently met in Layton to select…

Industry Briefs 11-21-16

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. ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT • The Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) board, at its November…

Wildcat Tech Expo speaker: If you want your kids to be into science or technology, you have to be into it, too

Kari Byron has some advice for parents wanting their children to grow up to become scientists, technologists or anything else: Your interest in a particular endeavor can rub off. “If you’re a parent and you’re excited about something, your kids are excited about it,” the former…

This is the (tech) place: Utah's high-tech industries are bringing attention to the state and building on its reputation as a great place for innovation

Utah has long been known on the national stage for snowy ski slopes, and the designation of “Silicon Slopes” for the emerging high-tech hub stretching from Ogden to Provo has been around for some time. But the area’s reputation for the latter is rapidly gaining ground…

A WINDOW ON UTAH TECH COMPANIES: Five Utah entrepreneurs talk about business leadership

Tim Cook, the chief executive officer at Apple, was the headliner at the recent Utah Tech Tour, organized by U.S. Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah. But several other tech giants — all from Utah companies — also took the stage and presented words of wisdom to a crowd of more than 1,200…

Three technologies that help protect intellectual property overseas - and why Utah companies should care

Utah has become a hub of global innovation, with 2014 exports totaling $12.3 million, according to the World Trade Center Utah. In fact, the state is one of the few with a trade surplus, estimated at $5 billion annually. The growth in international business has resulted in a 35…

Distributing change: Effects of technological disruption on industry and logistics

Technology is changing the way the world does business, and the industrial and logistics industry is currently experiencing the effects of technological disruption. Utah’s industrial market has always played a part in the national economy due to its location at the “Crossroads…

Tech worker shortage is not unique to Utah

If Utah companies ever believed they are the only ones looking for more workers — especially workers from underrepresented groups — they needed only to hear the words from John West last week. The general chair of the supercomputing conference SC16 last week in Salt Lake City,…

Outdoor Retailer Salt Lake shows will be earlier in '18

The Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) has announced a collaboration with the Grassroots Outdoor Alliance that will change the traditional dates for the Outdoor Retailer winter and summer markets held in Salt Lake City. The changes will allow the two organizations to schedule…

Nikola will unveil electric semi-truck on December 1

Salt Lake City-based Nikola Motor Co. is still on track to unveil its highly anticipated electric semi-truck at a launch event on Dec. 1, according to the company. The Nikola One prototype is expected to be rolled out for customers who have already signed purchase agreements as…

RMP seeks new rates for customers with generating capabilities

Rocky Mountain Power (RMP) is proposing new rates for customers who want to generate their own power but stay connected to the utility, a program called net metering. The new pricing will apply only to new net metered customers. Those on the existing plan will continue with the…

Salt Lake's convention business having 'a very, very good run'

It’s quite an understatement to say that the Salt Lake area convention and meetings situation is rosy. After all, it’s on a path to top 2015’s records, officials are working to extend the contracts for the huge Outdoor Retailer trade shows, and work continues on developing an…

Newsletter - 11-22-16

www.slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 Subscribe To The Enterprise This week in The Enterprise – Utah’s Business Journal November 22, 2016 Tech worker shortage is not unique to Utah If Utah companies ever believed they are the only ones looking for more workers — especially workers…

Worried about cyber security? Insist on using long passwords

“I have two dogs” may not sound like much, but it could be the foundation for an improved wall against costly and time-consuming cyber attacks. At a recent panel discussion hosted by the Salt Lake Chamber during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Kevin Howard, principal security…

Summit speaker: Broadband is an economic & civic imperative

Danilo Campos’ title is technical director for social impact at GibHub, but he spent part of last week in a different role: evangelist. Speaking at the 2016 Broadband Tech Summit in Salt Lake City, Campos praised the benefits of high-speed Internet deployment and called for…

Land for new prison cheaper than planned

The acquisition of land to build the anticipated new state prison on the west side of the Salt Lake Valley has been completed — and for a cost far below what was expected. The 323-acre site, located near I-80 and 7200 West, was purchased by the state’s Division of Facilities…

Supercomputing conference underway in Salt Lake

More than 11,000 high-performance computing (HPC) professionals are in Salt Lake City through Nov. 18 for the annual SC16 Conference showcasing how supercomputing, networking, storage and analysis advance scientific research in medicine, education, weather forecasting, space…

Food manufacturer bringing $70 million facility and 100+ jobs to Salt Lake Co

A major food and beverage manufacturer will put a $70 million manufacturing and warehousing operation in Salt Lake County. Denver-based WhiteWave Foods Co. announced the project after the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) board last week approved a $1 million tax…

Salazar selected to head U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Utah businessman Don Salazar has been named chairman of the board of directors of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC), the organization announced recently. Salazar is the president and CEO of Creative Times Inc., an Ogden construction company he helped found…

Transplant Games will bring 8,000 participants to SLC in 2017

An estimated 8,000 organ, eye and tissue donation recipients and their families will convene in Salt Lake City in the summer of 2018 for Donate Life Transplant Games, the Utah Sports Commission (USC) announced last week. The games are scheduled for Aug. 2-7 and will involve over…

URI expands lithium holdings in Box Elder Co.

Centennial, Colorado-based Uranium Resources Inc. (URI) has added to its Sal Rica lithium brine project in Box Elder County by staking an additional 168 placer claims adjacent to the company’s current development area in the Pilot Valley region of the county. Centennial,…

Industry Briefs 11-14-16

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. ASSOCIATIONS • The National Association of EMS Educators (NAEMSE) has named Judson Smith as…

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