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UofU Health breaks ground on Sorenson Center for Medical Innovation

University of Utah Health has broken ground for the James LeVoy Sorenson Center for Medical Innovation (SCMI). The center is located on Mario Capecchi Drive on the university campus. “Upon its completion in 2026, the James LeVoy Sorenson Center for Medical Innovation will serve…

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Jun 8

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Utah exports reach $17.4 billion in 2023; Growth still lags behind nation

Utah’s international goods exports in 2023 totaled $17.4 billion, generated over $4 billion in earnings and created 71,891 jobs, according to a recent report by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah. These exports contributed over $8 billion to the…

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Jun 8

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Med One appoints new president/COO

Med One Group, a Sandy-based provider of medical equipment leasing and rental solutions, has announced the appointment of Robert Stevens as president and chief operating officer. In the same announcement, the company said Carter Allen has been named senior vice president and…

Comcast announces major expansion

Comcast has unveiled plans to significantly expand its next-generation Xfinity network across Utah over the next three years. The media and technology company has pledged more than $138 million to install hundreds of miles of fiber highways, capable of delivering multi-gigabit…

Autonomous Solutions sells mining unit

Autonomous Solutions Inc. (ASI), a vehicle and equipment automation company based in Mendon, Cache County, has sold its business unit, ASI Mining, to Epiroc, a Swedish company that manufactures equipment for the mining and construction industries. Epiroc previously held a 34…

Project ALTA aims to take traffic from the streets and put it in the air

Tom Haraldsen City Journals If Salt Lake City is officially awarded the 2034 Olympic Winter Games, spectators may have a new way to get around to venue sites — air taxis. Utah-based aerospace and defense industry organization 47G has launched Project ALTA, which was detailed…

WORK DAZE: Now you can podcast your way to the top

Bob Goldman What do 5 million people have that you don’t have? A podcast. That’s right! Based on data from January 2024, there are more than 5 million podcasts available for your listening pleasure. And who is listening to all these pods? That would be 47 percent of the American…

KNS International names new chief

KNS International, a Draper-based designed and marketer of branded footwear, has named Greg Tunney its new CEO. KNS said the appointment will position the company to continue enhancing its market position and fostering long-term growth and profitability across its various brand,…

Enbridge completes Questar buyout

Enbridge Inc., a Calgary, Alberta, Canada-based oil and gas company, has closed on its acquisition of the Questar Gas Co. and its affiliated Wexpro companies from Dominion Energy Inc. The Questar Gas utility will be doing business in Utah as Enbridge Gas Utah, in Wyoming as…

UDOT surplus commercial, residential land goes up for sale on auction site

The Utah Department of Transportation has announced its first 2024 state-owned surplus property auction. The department partners with SVN Auction Services to dispose of excess real property. The properties being auctioned range in size from under an acre to over 26 acres and are…

Industry Briefs - 6-10-24

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. ASSOCIATIONS The Park City Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau has appointed Becca…

UEOC vows to be 'more targeted and focused'

UNIFIED ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION Brice Wallace Starting its fourth cycle of activity, a state commission aimed at fostering a stronger economy in Utah will take a different approach this year. At a recent meeting, the co-chairs of the Unified Economic Opportunity…

Analysis: Airport rebuild delivers $2 impact for every dollar spent

Passengers take advantage of one of the waiting areas at the rebuilt Salt Lake City International Airport. A new study spotlights the huge economic impact on the community delivered by the reconstruction project. Photo by Bruce Damonte/HOK Design. The redevelopment of Salt Lake…

UIPA APPROVES WEST WEBER PROJECT, WITH WETLANDS PROVISIONS

About 9,000 acres in western Weber County is Utah’s newest inland port area, despite lingering concerns about impacts future development might bring. At a recent meeting in Salt Lake City, the Utah Inland Port Authority board approved the controversial West Weber project area.…

PACS Group to acquire 53-facility, eight-state post-acute company

PACS Group Inc., a Farmington-based a holding company investing in post-acute healthcare facilities, has announced that subsidiaries of the company have agreed to acquire the operations of 53 skilled nursing and assisted/independent living facilities across eight western states.…

Portland's Springbrook Software releases plans to relocate to Utah

Springbrook Software, a Portland, Oregon-based provider of enterprise resource planning (ERP) software for local governments, has announced that it is moving its operations to American Fork. The company said the move marks a significant step in its aggressive expansion efforts.…

Smith's 'reimagined downtown' gets support of large number of Utah leaders

A large contingent of politicians and community leaders have signed a letter in support of Smith Entertainment Group (SEG) and its “reimagining” of downtown Salt Lake City. SEG has release preliminary plans for a “sports, entertainment, culture and convention” center to include…

RDO Equipment Co. buys Murray's Rocky Mountain Transit & Laser

RDO Equipment Co. of Fargo, North Dakota, has acquired Murray-based Rocky Mountain Transit & Laser. Rocky Mountain’s locations in Murray and Las Vegas will add to the construction technology solutions, service and expertise available to customers at the eight John Deere…

EPA awards $1 million for cleanup projects in Spanish Fork and Murray

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced $1 million in Brownfields grant funding to support the environmental assessment, cleanup and redevelopment of critical properties in the communities of Spanish Fork and Murray. The city of Spanish Fork will receive…

Utah joins other states suing California over diesel truck rule

Kyle Dunphey Utah News Dispatch Utah is one of 16 states suing California over a rule aimed at curbing air pollution that, according to a complaint signed by Attorney General Sean Reyes, “violates the Constitution and threatens our nation’s economic security.” Filed in U.S.…

CommonSpirit Health names Utah president

CommonSpirit Health, a Chicago-based healthcare conglomerate that owns five Northern Utah hospitals, has named Jeremy Bradshaw as market president for the Greater Salt Lake market, effective June 17. The company said Bradshaw will be responsible for strategic and operational…

Utah’s demographic profile becoming more racially and ethnically diverse

The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah has updated its 2021 data book, finding that Utah’s demographic profile is becoming more racially and ethnically diverse. The profile continues to feature a youthful, aging and predominantly urban state. The update…

FROM THE COACH: When is the best time to give feedback to your employees?

Richard Tyson Several years ago, I facilitated a forum of CEOs and other executives in Hawaii. Our topic was “Are Formal Performance Reviews Worth the Trouble?” I had barely introduced the subject when I made eye contact with a fellow who had an undeniable scowl on his face.…

WORK DAZE: It's not cheating to have Mom or Dad help you get a job

Bob Goldman Want a great new job? Ask your mother — or your father. Or, maybe, both. Using your parents to land a new job may seem like a cheat, but it’s really not, as nepo-babies Sophia Coppola, Dakota Johnson, Deacon Phillippe and West Duchovny could tell you. While Hollywood…

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