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Canada's IsoEnergy to reopen Utah uranium mine

IsoEnergy of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, has announced that it is reopening its Tony M uranium mine in Kane County. Based on uranium market conditions, the company hopes to restart production in 2025. IsoEnergy said its decision to reopen the mine was driven by rising…

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Mar 9

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WORK DAZE: The right way to tell co-workers they’re wrong

Bob Goldman It’s not your fault that you’re perfect. It is your fault if you don’t tell everyone at work that they’re not. This isn’t always easy. When it comes to getting criticism, you’re an{show accesslevels="Guest"} Please log in to see the rest of this story. {/show}{show…

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Mar 9

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CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 3-11-24

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Merit Medical Merit Medical Systems Inc., based in South Jordan, reported net income of $27.6 million, or 47 cents per share, for the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31. That compares with $33.4…

Industry Briefs 3-11-24

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 ChamberWest Women in Business, in partnership with Mujeres Unidas De Utah ,…

2024 outlook makes economist 'a little bit nervous'

DAVIS CHAMBER AND BANK OF UTAH EVENT Brice Wallace It’s not often that a keynote speaker tells his audience he wants them to leave “a little bit nervous.” But not all speakers are Elliot Eisenberg. The chief economist at GraphsandLaughs LLC, Eisenberg is famous for presenting…

EXISTING HOME SALES UP IN JANUARY, BUT LOWER THAN 2022-23

While still lower that the past two years, existing-home sales grew from December to January, according to the latest data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR). Among the four major U.S. regions, sales accelerated in the Midwest, South and West, and remained steady in…

GOEO board debating best use of Industrial Assistance funds

Brice Wallace Requests for funds from the state’s Industrial Assistance Account have been rolling in the past few months, and the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity board and staff have been raising issues about whether those are the best use of taxpayer money. Several…

Leadership changes announced at Zions Bank, Zions Bancorporation

After 33 years with Zions Bank — 26 as CEO and president — A. Scott Anderson has announced his retirement from active managerial duties with the bank. He will remain with the bank as non-executive chairman of Zions Bank, parent company Zions Bancorporation’s largest banking…

GPS Capital opens Provo office, academy

GPS Capital Markets LLC, a Salt Lake City-based fintech firm offering corporate foreign exchange services, has opened a new office in Provo and has launched its new GPS FX Academy in the new location. The GPS FX Academy will hire and train college students studying within the…

Feds earmark significant funding to upgrade Utah water infrastructure

Utah received a major financial boost recently when the federal government announced it has earmarked significant funding for upgrades to the state’s drinking water and clean water infrastructure. According to a news release from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Utah is…

Beyond Inc. announces new CEOs for Bed Bath & Beyond and Overstock

Midvale-based Beyond Inc. has named new CEOs for both its Bed Bath & Beyond and Overstock operating units. Marcus Lemonis, executive chairman of Beyond, joined the board of directors in announcing the appointment of Chandra Holts as CEO of Bed Bath & Beyond and Dave Nielsen as…

WORK DAZE: Six business blunders you can make from home

Bob Goldman Is your boss trying to drag you back to the office? Are they luring you with tantalizing treats of on-demand foot massages from the HR staff and fun team-building events such as Free Dental Floss Fridays? With perks like these, no one could blame you for{show…

FROM THE COACH: Eight essential skills for strategic leaders

Richard Tyson In today’s uncertain and unpredictable world, leading a business, or even a department or function, is what I call “an extreme sport.” In my younger days, I participated in the extreme sport of canyoneering, often rappelling into dark abysses of tight crevasses and…

Utah plays role in first-ever space production of experimental drugs

California-based startup Varda Space Industries has made history by successfully returning samples of a drug made in space. And after months of delay in the experimental laboratory’s return, Utah hosted the historic landing. Originally destined for a July return, the spacecraft…

United Ocular acquires Eye Prosthetics

United Ocular, a Midvale-based provider of custom ocular prostheses, has acquired Eye Prosthetics of Utah, another local practice that provides ocular prosthetics. “United Ocular is thrilled to uphold the legacy and level of care Rich Caruso built upon over the last 35 years at…

Tammy Lee replaces Tim Ballard as CEO of Operation Underground Railroad

Operation Underground Railroad, a Utah-based nonprofit dedicated to combatting human trafficking, has announced a new CEO as organization founder Tim Ballard continues to battle misconduct and exploitation lawsuits. The nonprofit’s board announced in a press release that Tammy…

UofU’s Stadium Club has new owner

Denver-based Oak View Group has purchased the Stadium Club division of Invited, an owner-operator of private golf, country and city clubs in North America. Among the holdings that Oak View will acquire from Dallas-based Invited is the Ken Garff University Club at the University…

Industry Briefs 3-4-24

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 47G , an association of aerospace, defense and cyber companies in Utah, has…

Millers release plans for the Power District

A concept drawing recently released by the Larry H. Miller Co. imagines how a part of the planned Power District development in the northwest part of Salt Lake City might look. Included are a revitalization of the Jordan River into a Riverwalk feature with dining and…

Lehi-based e-commerce company Pattern unveils 10-year growth plans

Brice Wallace Pattern plans to continue its pattern of growth. Lehi-based e-commerce company Pattern Inc. will grow its Lehi-based global headquarters by more than 500 employees over the next decade and invest nearly $26 million in that expansion. The announcement followed the…

CONSUMER SENTIMENT UP A BIT IN UTAH - EVEN MORE NATIONWIDE

Utah’s consumer sentiment rose 2 percent in January (from 79.8 in December to 81.3), according to the recently released Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute’s Survey of Utah Consumer Sentiment. Nationwide, a similar survey by the University of Michigan found that sentiment rose 13.3…

Real spendable gold now available at a convenience store ATM near you

There’s a new player in the Utah financial arena — and it makes it possible for an Average Joe to walk up to a convenience store kiosk and buy real gold. In a move to make it easy and viable for every person to purchase, store and exchange gold, Salt Lake City-based GoldATM has…

St. George mayor says Kevin Costner will build movie studio in St. George

John Rogers Famed actor Kevin Costner has spent a lot of time in Southern Utah in recent years. He recently finished filming a two-part western titled “Horizon: An American Saga,” which is coming to theaters this summer, starring, along with Costner, Sienna Miller and Sam…

Mass. firm acquires Real Acoustix

Catalyst Acoustics Group of Agawam, Massachusetts, has acquired Ogden-based Real Acoustix LLC, a manufacturer of custom acoustical wood and architectural interior products. Richard Lenz will remain in his role as president of Real Acoustix and the Real Acoustix team will remain…

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