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Oh, my aching back! Understanding spondylolisthesis and Facet Joint Syndrome

Spondylolisthesis and Facet Join Syndrome are two back conditions that affect the spine in different ways. Both conditions, if left untreated, can have a significant impact on a patient’s quality of life. Spondylolisthesis and Facet Join Syndrome are two back conditions that…

DRDr. Robert Engelen

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Is it possible for better healthcare outcomes and lower healthcare costs to coexist?

When it comes to healthcare, University of Utah researchers seem to be proving that you can have your cake and eat it, too. The cake, in this case, is better patient outcomes in specific clinical areas, while the eating part has to do with trimming costs. Bucking national…

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E&S revamps executive team

Evans & Sutherland Computer Corp., based in Salt Lake City, has announced several management changes. Jonathan Shaw has been appointed chief executive officer and a member of the board of directors in connection with the retirement of David Bateman from both positions. Kirk…

Snowbird expansion water sample results meeting quality standards

Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort has overcome a hurdle in its attempt to construct lifts on its private property at Mary Ellen Gulch. Snowbird was approved for a conditional use permit to build two lifts and a zipline tour in Upper Mary Ellen Gulch and realign its Mineral Basin…

Cities tabbed 'business-friendly'

Four Utah communities have been honored for their efforts in making their towns friendly to businesses. The Salt Lake Chamber, Gov. Gary R. Herbert and the Utah League of Cities and Towns named Clearfield, Cottonwood Heights, South Jordan and Park City with the 2016 Utah…

Chamber announces honors

Eleven companies, organizations and individuals were honored last week by the Salt Lake Chamber at the organization’s 129th annual meeting and awards luncheon. Eleven companies, organizations and individuals were honored last week by the Salt Lake Chamber at the organization’s…

Utah consumers feeling confident about current & future situations

Utah consumers continue to feel a little better each month about their economic circumstances, according to the Zions Bank Utah Consumer Attitude Index (CAI) released last week. The index increased 1.8 points to 113.2 in September. The increase resulted from greater confidence…

Global Forum set for Oct. 24

The chief U.S. columnist for the Financial Times will highlight activities at the Utah Global Forum, set for Oct. 24 at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City. Edward Luce will be the keynote speaker at the forum and will discuss how challenges such as the presidential…

Colorado delegation discusses common issues at SLC exchange

Sometimes rivals, sometimes partners, representatives from Colorado and Utah gathered recently in Salt Lake City to focus on the latter relationship. More than 160 business and civic leaders from the Denver metro area exchanged ideas with Utah leaders about common issues during…

Newsletter - 10-3-16

www.slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 Subscribe To The Enterprise This week in The Enterprise – Utah’s Business Journal October 3, 2016 Colorado delegation discusses common issues at SLC exchange Sometimes rivals, sometimes partners, representatives from Colorado and Utah gathered…

N. Mexico deal takes Facebook data center away from W. Jordan

Facebook and New Mexico’s governor, Susana Martinez, jointly announced last week that the $250 million project will be built in Los Lunas, New Mexico. Martinez said the 510,000-square-foot project has the potential for multiple future phases that would create more jobs and…

Transportation offsets hike in other prices

Fueled by the continuing decline in gas prices, airfares and vehicle rental rates offsetting other rising costs, the Zions Bank Wasatch Front Consumer Price Index remained unchanged from July to August. The index has grown 1.3 percent since this same time last year. Fueled by…

Merger completed; now call the gas company Dominion Questar

The merger of Salt Lake City’s Questar Corp. and Dominion Resources Inc. of Richmond, Virginia, is complete. The final hurdle for the transaction that was announced earlier this year, approval from the Wyoming Public Service Commission, came on Sept. 14 and the two companies…

U's entrepreneur center opens

The much-anticipated center for student entrepreneurs at the University of Utah is now open. The $45 million Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute opened its doors earlier this month. The center is being touted as a one-of-a-kind facility where students can live, create new products…

Is your company 'good' - or maybe slightly below 'good'?

Jim Collin's immortal business bestseller, Good to Great, created a revolution in many businesses and an explosion in book sales. The book was adopted, adapted, taught and implemented. In many instances, companies did go from good to great — or at least from good to very good.…

Industry Briefs 9-26-16

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 • BYUtv , owned by Brigham Young University and based in Provo, has announced…

Extra Space reorganizes

Legend Solar, based in Washington, has appointed Jed Alldredge as president. The company said his main responsibilities will be managing day-to-day operations to help Legend Solar “fine-tune its processes and strategy for continued growth.” Legend Solar, based in Washington, has…

Alldredge tabbed to lead Legend Solar

The company said his main responsibilities will be managing day-to-day operations to help Legend Solar “fine-tune its processes and strategy for continued growth.” The company added that the move provides co-founders and co-owners Shane Perkins and Shaun Alldredge with more time…

ASI & Sharp launch security robot

Just weeks after teaming with a British firm to introduce driverless farm tracotors, Autonomous Solutions Inc. (ASI) , of Peterboro in Cache County, and Sharp have teamed up to produce the Sharp Intellos Automated Unmanned Ground Vehicle (A-UGV) for security applications. Just…

Panel: Economic uncertainty abounds in wake of Brexit vote

The United Kingdom’s referendum vote to leave the European Union occurred half a world away, but the long-term implications on Utah-based companies could be consequential. The United Kingdom’s referendum vote to leave the European Union occurred half a world away, but the…

Newsletter - 9-27-16

www.slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 Subscribe To The Enterprise This week in The Enterprise – Utah’s Business Journal Sept 27, 2016 Merger completed; now call the gas company Dominion Questar The merger of Salt Lake City’s Questar Corp. and Dominion Resources Inc. of Richmond,…

The 'big why' - and all of those excuses for not doing it

Salespeople already know everything — the problem is they just don’t do it. And sales is not about “knowing.” Sales is all about “doing.” Salespeople already know everything — the problem is they just don’t do it. And sales is not about “knowing.” Sales is all about “doing.” I…

Director of Goldman Sachs program wants to see it continue

The leader of a successful job- and revenue-creation initiative in Utah wants to see it continue. Beth Colosimo, executive director of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program in Utah and executive director of business development resources at Salt Lake Community…

Chamber names ATHENA, Pathfinder winners

The Salt Lake Chamber has announced Lori Chillingworth as the 2016 ATHENA Award recipient. The ATHENA Award is a national award presented annually to an active member of the Salt Lake Chamber who demonstrates excellence, creativity and initiative in business. Each recipient must…

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