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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.
Utah’s nonfarm payroll employment for July 2026 increased an estimated 1.4% across the past 12 months, with the state’s economy adding a cumulative 25,200 jobs since July 2025.
The Salt Lake City Community Reinvestment Agency (CRA) is making $7 million available to support affordable housing development and expand homeownership opportunities across Salt Lake City.
The Utah Chamber, in partnership with the University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, has released the July 2026 Roadmap to Prosperity Economic Dashboard to inform business leaders’ understanding of Utah’s economy.
The Utah Film Commission announced the Utah Board of Tourism Development approval of three new productions for state film incentives, generating an estimated economic impact of $9.3 million, creating over 100 new jobs, and filming in 5 counties across the state.
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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.