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With 58% of Salt Lake City’s small business owners planning to retire in the next decade, 40% more than the national average, a new generation is buying their businesses instead of building new ones.
In this Founder Friday conversation, the legal tech CEO explains why defensible, matter-aware AI is the future of modern legal practice.
The Utah-based keto ice cream maker appeals a federal ruling over its trade dress loss, with consumers appearing to rally behind it.
Nine selected projects will recover valuable critical material byproducts and other value-added products from industrial feedstocks.
Utah Valley University’s (UVU) computer science program positions students at the forefront of a field Research.com recently ranked the #1 college major to pursue, offering ABET-accredited degrees, experienced faculty, and a hands-on curriculum.
MCA Realty, Inc. a full-service real estate investment company based in Orange County, California, announces the acquisition of three multi-tenant industrial buildings totaling 77,944 square feet located at 515, 537 and 539 Pickett Circle in Salt Lake City, Utah.
First store opens in Marriott-Slaterville, bringing QT Kitchens and the company’s signature clean, safe customer experience to Northern Utah.
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Born during a season of grief, the Utah company grew with family labor, loyal customers, a decade of bootstrapped expansion and sheer willpower.
Born during a season of grief, the Utah company grew with family labor, loyal customers, a decade of bootstrapped expansion and sheer willpower.
A Bear Lake Valley company is scaling a natural mountain spring into a wholesale bottling operation while preserving the spring that started it all.
The JerryRigEverything YouTube channel provided real-time audience feedback as R&D in building the Utah-based company Not A Wheelchair without relying on traditional capital.
Sylvia Kapsandoy built Amboseli Foods from her kitchen with a need for creativity and turned it into a thriving “Flavorverse.”
Leaning into licensing, rapid product development and strategic brand alliances, DRYOUT found a faster path to scale.
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How a company built in an unfinished St. George basement became the infrastructure the world’s postal operators, carriers, customs agencies, marketplaces, and 50,000+ merchants now depend on.
The state’s water balance sheet is under pressure. Wise management, investment and collaboration is the solution.
Francisco Partners will pay Weave stockholders $7.40 a share, a 34 percent premium, and take the Lehi patient-engagement platform private by year’s end.
From its North Logan headquarters, S&S Worldwide sends record-breaking thrill rides to amusement parks across the world.
Corporate counsel leaders are trading the word “no” for a seat at the strategy table.
Born during a season of grief, the Utah company grew with family labor, loyal customers, a decade of bootstrapped expansion and sheer willpower.
Knoops lets customers pick from 20+ cocoa percentages and customize with spices, herbs and milk. Its first U.S. store opens Aug. 21 in SLC’s 9th & 9th.