How a Utah consulting firm is helping businesses and athletes create meaningful relationships beyond traditional endorsement deals.

Smith Entertainment Group’s five-point plan for winning hearts and minds — and someday, maybe, a Stanley Cup.

The AI revolution is here, and new data shows that AI is replacing human jobs quicker than we imagined. Here’s how to stay ahead of the curve.

Why Elnora AI founder Carmen Kivisild traded Estonia for Utah to pursue her startup dreams — and the simple steps that made it possible.

The wellness industry has found its next big franchise opportunity in an unlikely place: deliberate discomfort. Contrast therapy studios like PLUNJ and CHILLR spur on the state’s fastest-growing wellness trend.

When a father posted about his son-in-law’s terminal illness and IVF hopes, Utah executives responded with overwhelming generosity — uncovering the quiet philanthropy that defines Utah’s corporate culture.

Season two of Cozy Earth’s viral TikTok competition gained the company 60K followers over six days. Season three debuts today.

Communities are investing billions to become “the next Silicon Valley,” but creating successful innovation hubs requires more than just copying what worked elsewhere.

Initial Opportunity Zones delivered minimal benefits to rural areas and unclear results to urban areas. The Big Beautiful Bill mandates better tracking and reporting.

Two accomplished business leaders share different takes on the degree’s value today.

To combat children’s increasing screen time, “nature schools” are teaching students to connect with the earth and nurture their imagination during playtime.

Weber County partnered with Qnergy to run a methane abatement pilot project. The county now abates 95 percent of methane from the focus landfill, dreams of development possibilities and sells carbon credits.

Crystalee Beck advocates for leveraging stunning trails for better business relationships and well-being.

When an executive order put international mail at risk, Zonos and SafePackage rapidly developed solutions to process duties.

Private companies now occupy 1.3 million square feet at Falcon Hill while solving decades-old infrastructure problems.

With over 1.5 million freezer meals sold annually across 12 states, Beehive Meals is busier than the bees.

This Utah company’s smart surveillance doesn’t just record incidents — it actively intervenes to prevent them.

Utah’s diverse cultural landscape provides a strong foundation for international collaboration, supported by forward-thinking educational institutions preparing students for leadership in global tech diplomacy.

When barriers disappear, first-mover advantage crumbles.

By integrating small businesses into business strategies, organizations can align with community values and reinforce Utah’s cultural identity and sustainability.