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UofU, EPIC Ventures partner to launch effort to drive early-stage innovation

The University of Utah and EPIC Ventures, a Salt Lake City based early-stage venture capital firm, have partnered to launch University of Utah Ventures, Powered by EPIC. “By combining the UofU’s innovation engine with EPIC’s extensive network, the partnership will catalyze…

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Sep 22

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And then there were three: Utah bid survives Sundance cut

Following a round of site visits, the Sundance Institute has named three locations as finalists for its possible move from Utah for the 2027 season. And the Salt Lake City/Park City proposal to stay in Utah made the list. Utah’s united bid of “Two Cities, One Experience,” was…

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Sep 22

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Angel Studios to become a publicly traded company through merger

Just weeks after raising $20 million in 11 days through its unique “Angel Guild” financing model, Provo’s Angel Studios has announced a plan to go public through a merger with Southport Acquisition Corp. Upon closing of the combination with the special purpose acquisition…

ARUP awarded CDC contract to develop testing to detect bird flu

ARUP Laboratories, a national reference laboratory based at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, has been selected by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta as a formal partner in the development of a test for avian influenza A (H5N1), or bird flu. The CDC said…

Salt Lake City ranks third in nation for largest over-65 labor force

Bailey Chism The City Journals As the U.S. population continues to age, more people are choosing to extend their careers well beyond the traditional retirement age. A recent study by U.S. Money Reserve has identified Salt Lake City as one of the leading metropolitan areas for…

State begins new biz registration system

The Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code has launched a significant upgrade to its business registration process, it announced. Starting Sept. 16, the division transitioned to a new system designed to streamline and enhance business registration and management in…

Ivory Innovations and Call to Action Foundation open affordable townhome community in Lehi

Ivory Innovations and the Call to Action Foundation, in a partnership dubbed Call to Innovations, have opened the first of 850 affordable housing units they intend to build across Utah. The 240-unit Innovation Park at Holbrook Farms in Lehi is intended to house families earning…

PACS Group closes on acquisition of Pacific Northwest health care company

PACS Group Inc., a healthcare technology company based in Farmington, has finalized its acquisition of operations of 53 skilled nursing, assisted and independent living facilities from Vancouver, Washington-based Prestige Care. The facilities span eight western states with 21…

INNOVATE UTAH 9-23-24

Park City-based exercise equipment and fitness content company iFIT has revamped its product lineup . The updates include new hardware, a redesigned operating system, an interactive AI Coach (currently in beta trial) and new outdoor content. The company is debuting over 40…

Data show the average Utah homebuyer negotiated $13,245 off the sale price

The American Dream: a little house with a picket fence, a yard just big enough for a dog to stretch its legs, and, of course, the sweet satisfaction of knowing you didn’t pay full price. Yes, for many, buying a home is the ultimate financial milestone. But while some are content…

MyHeritage acquires MesAieux.com

MyHeritage, a global family history platform based in Lehi and Tel Aviv, has announced the acquisition of MesAieux.com, a Quebec-based family history service specializing in French Canadian genealogy. This is the 13th acquisition by MyHeritage and its second French-language…

Inland port board hears Central Utah project proposal

IN SANPETE, SEVIER AND WAYNE COUNTIES Brice Wallace Business Journal The Utah Inland Port Authority board has another project area to consider, one that supporters believe could bring a slew of economic benefits to Central Utah. The proposed Skyline Corridor Project Area in…

UTAH'S CONSUMER SENTIMENT CONTINUES ITS UPWARD TREND

The sentiment among Utah consumers continues to brighten. Utah’s consumer sentiment index increased by 2.3 percent in August, continuing the upward trend that began in the spring. The index rose from 81.1 in July to 83 in August, according to the University of Utah’s Kem C.…

Eskic: Utah needs 150,000 homes to alleviate its housing 'gridlock'

The foundation of a new home in Salt Lake County's Daybreak community sits ready for carpenters. A researcher from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute told a recent gathering that Utah needs 150,000 new housing units in the next six years to just maintain its current shortage.…

State strikes GSL water and land conservation deal with Compass Minerals

One of the major companies that draws its livelihood from the Great Salt Lake has signed a voluntary agreement making commitments to the long-term health of the Northern Utah body of water. In a pact with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands (FFSL), Compass…

Rocky Mountain Power backs off of huge rate increase proposal

Rocky Mountain Power has bowed to public and official pressure and reduced its proposed rate hike made in June. In its revised rate increase application, the utility lowered its proposed hike from 30.5 percent to 18.1 percent. The company said it is revising its request to…

Deer Valley reveals ski season updates

As part of its “Expanded Excellence” initiative, first announced last fall, Deer Valley Ski Resort in Park City will open the first phase of its announced expansion in time for the 2024-25 ski season. Opening this year are three new chairlifts, over 300 new skiable acres,…

WGU acquires Tennessee-based education technology company

Salt Lake City-based Western Governors University (WGU) has announced the acquisition of Craft Education Inc. to accelerate of its endeavor to develop, launch and scale work-based learning pathways. Nashville, Tennessee-based Craft Education is a education technology company…

Finanzas Utah launches, brings financial education to Utah Hispanic community

Finanzas Utah, a new financial education initiative, has launched with an office in Sandy to serve the Hispanic community in Utah. The company will provide financial education resources at no cost or low cost, aimed at helping Spanish-speaking residents better manage their…

Jordan River revitalization projects underway thanks to $7M in federal, state and local government grants

Bailey Chism The City Journals Efforts to revitalize the Jordan River ecosystem are now in motion. On Aug. 30, various organizations came together at the Big Bend Restoration Area to mark the start of a significant riparian and watershed restoration initiative. This large-scale…

Herriman, Bluffdale join SVC

The cities of Herriman and Bluffdale have joined the South Valley Chamber of Commerce. “This collaboration marks a significant milestone in the economic development of both cities, providing local businesses with access to the resources, networking opportunities and advocacy…

JournaLIST: Utah’s Six Tallest Buildings

Whether or not you consider them to be skyscrapers or just very tall high-rise buildings, Utah’s built structures are relatively minuscule when compared to the whoppers in many cities around the world. For example, the world’s tallest building is Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United…

Utah Supreme Court agrees to hear arguments from teens that state's fossil fuel policies violate their rights

Kyle Dunphey Utah News Dispatch Seven teens who say Utah’s policies promoting fossil fuels are impacting their constitutional rights took their argument to the state Supreme Court earlier this month, asking the justices to consider their case after it was dismissed by a lower…

47G partners with iMpact Utah to launch center to drive transformational change

Utah aerospace and defense industry association 47G, in partnership with iMpact Utah, has announced the launch of the 47G Impact Center. The Impact Center is a joint venture between the two organizations that will “drive transformative change” in Utah’s aerospace and defense…

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Sep 15

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