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Experlogix buys Canada’s Xpertdoc Tech.

Experlogix LLC, a South Jordan-based provider of cloud-based CPQ (configure, price, quote) software, has announced its acquisition of Xpertdoc Technologies, a provider of document generation and automation solutions based in Terrebone, Quebec, Canada. “Xpertdoc transforms…

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SPower buys nine New York solar projects

Salt Lake City’s sPower, a renewable energy independent power producer (IPP), has announced the acquisition of nine solar projects in New York from National Grid Renewables, the renewable energy arm of National Grid’s unregulated division. The portfolio includes projects in…

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Clyde acquires Denver-based highway construction company

Clyde Companies Inc., a construction organization based in Orem, has acquired Denver-based Interstate Highway Construction (IHC) in a stock acquisition deal that finalized on Dec 31. IHC had previously merged with Scott Contracting, a construction company also operating in the…

Zagg bought by Massachusetts holding firm

Evercel Inc., a Massachusetts-based equity firm, and a group of co-investors has acquired Midvale’s Zagg Inc. Zagg is a designer, manufacturer and online retailer of mobile accessories for smartphones and tablets and sells under brand names such as ZAGG, mophie, InvisibleShield,…

Noorda gets pre-accreditation

The new Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine in Provo has been granted pre-accreditation status from the American Osteopathic Association’s Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (COCA), paving the way for the college to begin enrolling students for its fall 2021…

Succeeding in Your Business: With all the changes facing small business, here’s the best advice for 2021

By Cliff Ennico Normally, at year-end, I do a column on New Year’s resolutions for small-business owners, with simple but practical suggestions such as taking your lawyer and accountant to lunch once a year and asking them to name three things you could be doing better. But 2020…

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Clene completes merger

Clene Nanomedicine Inc., a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company based in Salt Lake City, has announced the closing of its merger with Tottenham Acquisition Ltd., headquartered in Hong Kong. The $31.9 million in proceeds to Clene included cash from Tottenham and a concurrent…

Innovate Utah: NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM UTAH COMPANIES

MyHeritage , an online genealogy platform with web, mobile and software products based in Lehi and Tel Aviv, Israel, has released Genetic Groups, a major enhancement to the service’s DNA ethnicity estimates. Genetic Groups identifies ancestral origins with a high resolution of…

Business Tech: Tech will keep you connected when you head back to the office

By Bahar Ferguson While 2020 certainly had its share of challenges, there is one good thing to come out of the COVID-19 pandemic and the uptick in remote work that came along with it — more time with our pets. As humans have bemoaned the lack of social contact and loss of…

Industry Briefs 1-11-2021

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 Economic Innovation Group (EIG), a Washington, D.C.-based bipartisan public…

Excitement growing over rural Utah's inclusion in Inland Port

By Brice Wallace It sounds like a children’s riddle. What is not a location but is instead a system? What do people envision as a single place but will instead be statewide? What has a starting point but no end? The answer is Utah’s Inland Port. But whatever it becomes and…

Pluralsight sells for $3.5 billion

Pluralsight Inc., a technology workforce development company headquartered in Draper, has agreed to be acquired by Vista Equity Partners of Austin, Texas. Vista is a leading global investment firm focused on enterprise software, data and technology-enabled businesses with…

Jobless rate up a little, but job creation strong

As the pandemic rages in Utah, the state’s unemployment rate responded with a slight uptick in November. The jobless rate went up to 4.3 percent from October’s 4.1 percent, according to numbers released by the Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS). The national…

Federal unemployment benefits extended into the 1st quarter 2021

Utahns currently receiving unemployment benefits through federal programs funded by the CARES Act may be eligible for extended weeks of benefits. Previously slated for a Dec. 26 end date, Congress has extended these federal unemployment programs through March 13, 2021. The state…

UofU study finds COVID-19 virus lives longer in colder conditions

With the arrival of winter, public health officials are asking how the seasonal shift will impact the spread of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. A new study from scientists at the University of Utah may provide an answer. The study tested how temperatures and humidity…

AAA: At least 75 percent of Utahns stayed home during recent holidays

Due to public health concerns, AAA Utah reported that the vast majority of the general public decided to stay home over the year-end holidays. AAA estimates that at least 34 million fewer people traveled compared to last year’s holiday season, while the estimated 84.5 million…

Co-Diagnostics designs test to find new mutations in COVID-19 virus

Co-Diagnostics Inc., a Salt Lake City molecular diagnostics company, reported that it has completed principal design work for a polymerase chain reaction test that would allow researchers to identify certain mutations in a newly detected variant of the COVID-19 SARS-CoV-2 virus…

COVID-19 impact scholarships go to four university students in Utah

Four Utah university students have been awarded grants from the Wells Fargo Student Impact Scholarship program. The scholarship fund delivered $5,000 to 200 recipients nationwide who have been impacted financially by COVID-19 and, in spite of their own challenges, made a…

Smith’s stores to become locations for access to COVID-19 vaccinations

The Kroger Co, the parent company to Smith’s Food & Drug Stores, has announced that it will partner with state health departments and the federal government to provide access to the FDA-authorized COVID-19 vaccine locally and across the nation, aligned with the federal roll-out…

Board selects developer for The Point, invites public contributions

By Brice Wallace A master plan for The Point is a half-year away from reality, and the public will have the chance to contribute during its creation. The Point of the Mountain State Land Authority has selected Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) as the lead planning firm to develop…

FEMA grants SLC $3.7M for seismic retrofitting

The Federal Emergency Management Administration has announced an award of more than $3.7 million to Salt Lake City. The funds are the federal cost share for the “Fix the Bricks” mitigation project to address the threat of structural collapse of residential unreinforced masonry…

COVID-19 Updates 1-4-2021

The following are events that have been included in The Enterprise Calendar listings and subsequently have been postponed or canceled, or have been removed from the organizers’ website calendars. This is not a complete list of postponements or cancellations. Check with…

Salt Lakers still like to go downtown

While downtown Salt Lake City businesses have a smaller customer base due to COVID-19, a recent survey indicates that Utahns nonetheless retain strong interest in the arts, entertainment and dining experiences there. The annual benchmark survey, conducted by the Downtown…

CleanSpark to acquire bitcoin mining co. ATL Data Centers

CleanSpark Inc., a Salt Lake City-based software and energy controls technology company, has agreed to acquire ATL Data Centers LLC of College Park, Georgia. for up to $19.4 million in shares of the company’s common stock. ATL provides traditional data center services plus bit…

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