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Utah suit accuses Snapchat of designing algorithm that 'hooks' children

Utah officials have filed a lawsuit against Snap Inc., owner of image-sharing platform Snapchat, accusing the social media giant of designing an algorithm that makes the app addictive to children. The suit also accuses Snap of enabling the illegal sales of drugs and sexual…

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Jul 12

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Redemption completes historic acquisition of Salt Lake City’s Holladay Bank & Trust

In a groundbreaking milestone for both Utah and the nation, Redemption Holding Co. completed its acquisition of Holladay Bank and Trust, a family-owned institution in Salt Lake City. The June 9 transaction marks the first Black-led acquisition of a non-minority-owned bank in…

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Jul 12

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Bank of Utah is new partner for PGA Tour event at Black Desert Resort

Patrick Manning had a dream when he began creating and building the Black Desert Resort outside of St. George a few years ago: to someday host a PGA Tour event on the site. That became a reality last October with the return of the tour to Utah for the first time in 60 years. At…

Pluralsight leaving Utah for Texas, laying off 17 percent of workforce

Pluralsight’s spacious headquarters building in Draper — opened just five years ago — may soon be available for a new tenant. The company recently announced that it is moving its base to Westlake, Texas, and sending its Utah workforce home to work remotely. Photo courtesy MHTN…

Utah Nonprofits Assoc. launches state’s first nonprofit film festival

The Utah Nonprofits Association (UNA) is launching the inaugural Utah Nonprofit Film Festival. The event is a first-of-its-kind initiative and will take place Nov. 10 at The Leonardo in Salt Lake City. The program is designed to amplify nonprofit voices, elevate storytelling and…

Nusano to begin production of low-enriched uranium

Nusano, a physics company transforming radioisotope production and enabling next-generation energy solutions in West Valley City, has announced the launch of a High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU) production program to support the need for new, sustainable energy solutions…

R1 appoints Wojczynski as its new president

R1, a health care revenue management platform company based in Murray, has announced that Dave Wojczynski has been named company president. Wojczynski, a seasoned health care executive with extensive experience across revenue cycle management, data analytics and…

Provo-based Caselle acquires Dallas Data Systems

Provo-based Casselle, a provider of government accounting and utility billing software, has acquired Dallas Data Systems, a Pottstown, Pennsylvania-based municipal software company. Casselle and Dallas Data Systems have maintained a decades-long partnership, and this transaction…

Dentive names Maria Davlantes its new CEO

Dentive, a Provo-based dental partner organization (DPO) for growth-oriented doctors, has named Maria Davlantes as CEO. “Maria Davlantes is a visionary leader whose global experience, strategic insight and purpose-driven approach set her apart,” Dentive said in its announcement.…

Wasatch Front accounted for 73% of Utah’s growth between 2023 and 2024

Communities in the four Wasatch Front counties — Salt Lake, Utah, Davis and Weber — added 36,730 new residents between 2023 and 2024, accounting for 72.9 percent of the state’s growth, according to estimates released recently by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute and Utah…

AI can take your job, but can it keep it?

I understand. It’s not that you really love your job. It’s just that you really, really, really don’t want AI to take it. And AI is coming for your job; no doubt about that. Some fancy-schmancy artificial intelligence super-app is working 24/7 so it can do what you do better,…

Industry Briefs 7-14-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . BANKING • D.L. Evans Bank , based in Idaho, has joined the Utah Small Business Credit Initiative . The bank opens in a new tab at the initiative’s Loan Participation Program, a partnership that expands access…

People on the Move 7-14-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ASSOCIATIONS • The Salt Lake Chamber has named Jeremy Hafen as the new chair and Erin Laney Barr as vice chair of its Board of Governors. Hafen most recently served as the chamber’s vice chair. He is president…

Southern Utah University has significant economic impact in Utah’s southwest

Southern Utah University continues to be a significant economic factor in the state, and especially in its southwest area, according to a new report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah. The study was commissioned by the Utah System of Higher…

Despite hiccups, TI’s Lehi expansion going full-throttle

A semiconductor manufacturing technician checks instrument readings inside the Texas Instrument LFAB1 plant in Lehi. The company is expanding its 300mm computer chip fabrication capacity at the Utah County facility. Photo courtesy Texas Instruments. John Rogers Salt Lake…

Movement to help Utah women and girls on track for change by 2030

Entering its third year, “A Bolder Way Forward” is on firmer ground as it works to improve the lives of Utah girls and women by the year 2030. Leaders and participants in the movement recently gathered in Midvale to assess its progress and spell out actions to{show…

Utah’s rental market expanding to meet demand, Gardner study finds

Utah’s rental market is in the middle of an historic growth phase, bringing more housing options for renters and setting the stage for long-term opportunity for property owners and landlords, according to a new report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute that was…

Report: Downtown SLC booming with visitors, workers, residents

Economic activity in downtown Salt Lake City is being enhanced by a combination of visitors, workers and residents, according to a new study. The Downtown Economic Benchmark Report, with data from several sources and written by the Downtown Alliance staff, indicates that those…

FROM THE COACH: As you celebrate July 4th, consider both independence and interdependence

Here we are, in the week when we, as Americans, celebrate our independence. It is an incredible blessing to enjoy the freedoms granted to us in the U.S. Constitution. They extend the opportunity to use our agency, hopefully in ways that reinforce our commitment to life, liberty…

Can you trust this article? Distinguishing information from misinformation

This article was written by the public relations professionals at the University of Utah and distributed by Newswise, a higher-education-focused press release distribution service. In today’s media landscape, we’re often bombarded with health and science information — and…

Uncapped liability deters economic opportunity

Before the last burning embers are extinguished, before the pain and loss of a catastrophic wildfire sinks in, and before the choking smoke dissipates, the finger-pointing and rush to judgment to find the cost causer has already begun. From Maui to Texas to the recent fires we…

SLC’s Alta Management Solutions acquired by California firm

Irvine, California-based Cosentus Holdings, a provider of integrated business solutions for health care practices across the country, has entered into an agreement to acquire Alta Management Solutions, a medical practice consulting and revenue cycle management services company…

Utah jobless rate ticks up slightly in May

Unemployment in Utah took a slight rise from April to May, according to data released by the Utah Department of Workforce Services. The jobless number rose from 3.1 percent in April to 3.2 percent in May. Meanwhile, the national unemployment rate was unchanged at 4.2 percent,…

New additions added to Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre

Several additions to the Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre have greeted guests as the new season of concerts began earlier this month. Among those is the debut of The Backyard, a new open-air lounge in the south side concessions area that features an exclusive menu, lawn…

THTom Haraldsen

Jun 28

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