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Energy usage down for businesses, up for homes during spring lockdown

As might be expected, Utah businesses used less energy in the second quarter of this year during the height of COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns. And Utah homes used more. That’s according to a study released by the commercial real estate website commercialcafe.com with data taken…

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Hill AFB among four selected for COVID surveillance testing program

Northern Utah’s Hill Air Force Base is one of four bases nationwide selected to participate in a random coronavirus surveillance testing program that began earlier this month, the Air Force announced. Air Force Materiel Command in a news release said the base will join…

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Oct 25

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SBA updates guidance regarding PPP repayment deferral extension

The Small Business Administration (SBA) has updated its policy notifications concerning the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) to reflect the announced extension of the repayment deferral period from six months to 10 months. The new guidelines instruct lenders to immediately…

Labor Commission gets funding for businesses with quarantined workers

The Utah Labor Commission has launched the Small Business Quarantined Employee Grant program to help small businesses, defined as those with fewer than 50 employees, to continue to pay employees who are required to quarantine or isolate due to a positive COVID-19 test or…

USBLF receives EDA funds for small businesses in nine Utah counties

Utah Small Business Loan Finance (USBLF) has been awarded a $1.72 million Revolving Loan Fund from the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) as part of the CARES Act recovery assistance. The grant can be used to lend to small-business owner or entrepreneur borrowers up…

Pluralsight buys Colorado company

Pluralsight, a workforce development company based in Draper, has acquired DevelopIntelligence, a Louisville, Colorado-based provider of strategic skills consulting and virtual instructor-led training for IT, software development and engineering. “The future of how businesses…

SLC opens nonprofit grant application process

Salt Lake City has announced that it is now accepting applications from local nonprofits to receive federal grants designed to help with a range of community development needs, including affordable and emergency housing assistance and housing assistance for individuals and…

Founders for 2020-21 Master of Business Creation class named

The Department of Entrepreneurship and Strategy at the University of Utah’s David Eccles School of Business has named the participants in its second class of founders in the new Master of Business Creation (MBC) program this fall semester for the 2020-21 academic year. The…

Awardco, Layton Construction top MWCN's lists of Utah's fastest-growing companies

Awardco, an Orem-based employee recognition company, has topped the list of the 2020 Utah 100, an annual list of the fastestgrowing companies in Utah compiled by the MountainWest Capital Network. Layton Construction led the rankings of top revenue growth companies. MWCN is a…

Colliers Utah's Q3 commercial real estate report shows mixed conditions

Commercial real estate company Colliers Utah has published its third-quarter market report, an overview of three different product types in Salt Lake County and how they have fared during the third quarter of 2020. The report findings by category are: Office. After extremely…

Trottier returns to head CenterCal Utah office

Property development veteran Craig Trottier has been named president of the Intermountain Region of CenterCal Properties, developer of Farmington’s Station Park. Trottier returns to the California-based CenterCal after six years as senior vice president of retail for Trammell…

Careers in Construction Month

Gov. Gary R. Herbert has declared October as Careers in Construction month. Herbert made the announcement in a release from Talent Ready Utah’s Architecture, Engineering and Construction Pathway program. “Construction is a critical industry in Utah. Over the past year, the…

Embark to grow Utah presence

The Salt Lake City office of financial consultancy Embark has expanded its Utah presence and announced plans to add 50 new positions within the next year. Embark’s Utah operation is headed by Mike Romney, a former Utah startup CEO, and Sam Sorensen, who’s relocating to Utah from…

Succeeding in Your Business: Your website terms of service need more than just passing attention

By Cliff Ennico “I operate a website with training and instructional materials for people who want to engage in certain online activities. “Lately I’ve been getting ‘cease and desist’ letters from companies saying that I am doing things on their websites that violate their terms…

UTAH COUNTY UPDATE: Springville, Springing into the future

By Rick Child Every other year we send out a survey to our residents to get their perspectives on city services and the development of our community. Early this year we evaluated the results of our 2019 survey and were pleased with what we found. Incredibly, all 35 city services…

A hint for happy employment: Check out the CEO before taking the job

By John Graham Arguably, the biggest mistake many job applicants make is focusing on possible advancement, benefits, working conditions and pay. Obviously, each one plays a role in making a job decision. But taken together, they pale in comparison to scrutinizing the one person…

Industry Briefs 10-26-20

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 • Dr. Michael L. Good , CEO of University of Utah Health, dean of the University of…

COVID delayed the launch, but Breeze Airways set to take off

By John Rogers The way things turned out, 2020 wasn’t a very good year to start a new airline. A couple of years ago, to great fanfare, Salt Lake City native and JetBlue Airways founder David Neeleman announced he would start a new low-price U.S. airline with above-average…

Quotient Tech moving to SLC from California, bringing 520 new jobs

By Brice Wallace Utah has landed a corporate headquarters, with Quotient Technology Inc. switching its base from Mountain View, California, to Salt Lake City. The move will result in 520 new jobs in the Sugar House area over the next decade. The job creation is tied to a tax…

COVID-19 Updates: Cancellations and postponements 10-19-20

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…

FEMA sent $91.8 million to Utah to replace wages lost to coronavirus

The U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency has provided more than $91.8 million to the state of Utah to supplement unemployment benefits for those who lost employment because of the coronavirus pandemic. In August, Pres. Donald Trump made available up to $44 billion from…

Maintain culture while working at home but be wary of mental health

Salt Lake City-based CHG Healthcare, the nation's largest privately held healthcare staffing company, has released the results of a nationwide study of more than 800 U.S. workers; revealing attitudes and sentiments toward workplace culture; working from home; mental health; and…

Despite pandemic, enrollment steady or up at state colleges, universities

Utah’s public colleges and universities have seen enrollment hold steady as fall classes start amid the coronavirus pandemic. Nationwide, higher education institutions saw a 2.5 percent decline in enrollment while the decline in Utah was only two-tenths of a percentage point…

Utah tops nation for new college graduates during COVID economy

Utah is ranked No. 1 among states for new college graduates looking to start their career during a COVID economy, according to Business.org. The analysis considered median rent as a percentage of household income, the percentage of jobs requiring a bachelor’s degree or higher,…

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