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Dec 9

Software patents are not dead

It’s been over a year since the Supreme Court’s decision on Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank (lovingly referred to as Alice). Since then, there has been widespread speculation whether software patents will survive in the United States. Many courts have invalidated some software related…

Legislature, governor confirms SLC prison site

After four years of legislative study, both the House and Senate last week voted to have land near Salt Lake City International Airport be the site of a new prison. The resolution, HCR101, was approved 62-12 in the House and then 21-7 in the Senate during a special legislative…

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Nov 18

Now it's simply 'Park City'

A new gondola dubbed Quicksilver will connect the properties that were once Park City Mountain Resort and The Canyons into one mega-resort to be known simply as Park City. Canyons Resort is gone. The property owned by Vail Resorts is now officially a part of Park City Mountain…

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Nov 18

Outdoor Retailer show extends SLC commitment by two years

Crowds will gather in downtown Salt Lake City for the Outdoor Retailers semiannual trade show at least six more times as officials announced last week a two-year extension beyond the winter and summers shows already scheduled for 2016. BRICE WALLACE The Enterprise The…

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Nov 18

Industry associations keep burgeoning fleet of food trucks cooking

Washington Von Sauerbron, creative gourmet chef of Wilma's Gourmet food truck, leans out of his truck's service window to offer a huge chunk of tri-tip steak to Nick Como, senior director of communications and marketing for Salt Lake City's Downtown Alliance. SHEENA STEEDMAN The…

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Nov 18

Meeting Green

GAYLIS LINVILLE It produces enough electricity to power over 6,500 houses every month. The production of millions of pounds of harmful gasses such as carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide have been avoided by its use instead of using other energy sources. And if a copper cube were…

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Nov 18

Officials concerned with effects of climate change on outdoor industry

A Utah family enjoys a day of cross country sking near Flaming Gorge Reservoir in northern Utah. Outdoor recreation and government officials are concerned about the effects of climate change on the state's outdoor industry. BRICE WALLACE The Enterprise “An existential threat.”…

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Nov 18

Losing bidder sues to halt race park sale

The company whose bid to buy the Miller Motorsports Park was rejected in favor of a deal selling the facility to a Chinese company has filed a lawsuit in 3rd District Court against Tooele County and the firm that won the bid. Wyoming-based Center Point Management sued, alleging…

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Nov 18

Manufacturers lament 'poaching'

Utah manufacturers consider their employees among their most valuable assets and discussed the practice of stealing workers from each other at a recent meeting of the Utah Manufacturers Association in Salt Lake City. BRICE WALLACE The Enterprise Like in hunting, the idea of…

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Nov 18

Utahns pay less for medical services than just about anyone in the U.S. Read more: The Enterprise - Utahns pay less for medical services than just about anyone in the U S

JOHN M. ROGERS The Enterprise It costs less to be sick in Utah that just about anywhere in the United States and among the reasons are its people’s healthy lifestyle, their consciousness concerning what to do when problems occur and the state’s efficiency in spending healthcare…

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Nov 18

Record crowds attend, spend money at Salt Lake Comic Con

Part of a record group assembled at the Salt Palace Convention Center during Salt Lake Comic Con 2015 react to the announcement by Michael Empric, adjudicator for Guinness World Records, that the gathering set a new world record for most people dressed as comic book characters.…

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Nov 18

GE exec encourages more play in workplace

Lawrence Murphy wants “work” to include another word, and it’s a four-letter one at some companies: play. Murphy, chief of the global design and user experience team at GE Healthcare, says workplaces should incorporate play into their cultures as a way of discovering innovation…

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Nov 18

Aging in the workplace

MARK RICHARDSON With the growing number of baby boomers entering and nearing the age of Medicare eligibility, aging is likely top of mind for business leaders and their employees. According to U.S. Census projections, the number of citizens ages 65 and older is expected to reach…

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Nov 18

Fed exec: Rate hike 'next appropriate step'

John C. Williams, Federal Reserve BRICE WALLACE The Enterprise The U.S. economy is doing well and an early start to raising interest rates “would allow us to engineer a smoother, more gradual process of policy normalization,” the top official at the Federal Reserve Bank in San…

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Nov 18

Utah to get 2nd medical school near St. George

The 100,000-square-foot medical classroom and laboratory building at the recently announced Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Ivins is pictured in this artist's rendering. Picturesque Ivins, near St. George, has been chosen as the location of Utah’s…

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Nov 18

FOCUS - Insuring Utah's needy

JOHN ROGERS The Enterprise The Utah attempt to expand Medicaid under Pres. Obama’s Affordable Care Act is back in the morgue and won’t get a rehearing at least until the 2016 session of the Legislature begins on Jan. 25. During the 2015 session, lawmakers nixed two Gov. Gary…

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Nov 18

Tech group mulls ways to attract employees

BRICE WALLACE The Enterprise A Wasatch Front trade organization is considering targeting certain colleges with its marketing message as a way to help Utah technology companies grow and find the skilled workers they need. Silicon Slopes, created eight years ago to help highlight…

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Nov 18

New EPA regs: Too early to tell cost

Chad Teply (right), vice president of strategy and development at Rocky Mountain Power, makes a point during a panel discussion at last week’s Utah Air & Energy Symposium as Bryce Bird, director of the Utah Division of Air Quality, looks on. Teply and Bird were on a panel…

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Nov 18

Utah park visitors setting records

Hikers at Arches National Park in Southern Utah are among the record-setting number of visitors to the state's national and state parks during 2015. Some parks have already set annual records with more than two months to go in the calendar year. By any measure, it’s been a…

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Nov 18