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As some of Utah’s biggest names in tech go private, local investors flip the script at Founders & Funders, pitching themselves to founders and revealing what’s next for Silicon Slopes.
CenCore CEO Adam Fife is assembling a national network to help smaller companies navigate government contracting, integrate their technologies and deliver solutions to the warfighter faster.
Powered by thousands of volunteers, Swiss Days has grown into one of Utah’s largest festivals. But what goes on behind the scenes of this massive community tradition and economic engine?
Years of working with AI taught Alexandra Pasi where conventional machine learning falls short. Her Utah-founded company, Lucidity Sciences, turned those lessons into Lumawarp.
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.
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Landscape Workshop, one of the nation’s fastest-growing commercial landscape maintenance companies, announced the acquisition of Outworx Group’s landscape maintenance businesses: Aero Groundtek, Gold Landscape, and Lawn Butler.
This evening, the MICHELIN Guide revealed the inaugural restaurant selection for the 2026 MICHELIN Guide Southwest at a ceremony that took place at Fontainebleau Las Vegas.
The proposed CERT Campus would expand nuclear training and research, strengthen Utah’s workforce pipeline, create economic opportunity and help power America’s nuclear renaissance.
AI tools expand lawyer productivity across the platform.
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In a town of 6,000, Soapcreek Manufacturing has grown from a homemade soap business into a $30 million operation supplying some of the country’s biggest retailers.
In a town of 6,000, Soapcreek Manufacturing has grown from a homemade soap business into a $30 million operation supplying some of the country’s biggest retailers.
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.”
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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.
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.
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.