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The Utah-based keto ice cream maker appeals a federal ruling over its trade dress loss, with consumers appearing to rally behind it.
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.
New leases mark the company’s 7th, 8th and 9th Tropical Smoothie Cafe cafes in Utah.
Utah tourism generated a record $13.7 billion in visitor spending and supported 167,200 jobs in 2025
Report notes record tourism spending despite signs of industry normalization.
Seed round led by TTV Capital will fuel Quantizr’s expansion, helping artist teams bring budgets, expenses, and settlements together for faster, clearer financial decisions.
Utah Legislature, governor make health and welfare of small businesses a high priority.
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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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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.
JeuneElle Jeffries leads the Boys & Girls Club of Northern Utah with a spiral-bound notebook in one hand and a Coca-Cola in the other.
From a Highland consumer-products startup to billion-dollar service firms, Utah’s fastest-growing private companies span nearly every industry.