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Incentive Programs can Make a Difference in Your Employees’ Health
Some would argue that Americans don’t change behavior easily. That would explain why nearly two-of-three American adults are still overweight or obese, 60 percent don’t exercise and more than 20 percent still smoke. Additionally, 90 percent of those who join health and fitness clubs stop going within the first 90 days.
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Incentive Programs can Make a Difference in Your Employees’ Health
Some would argue that Americans don’t change behavior easily. That would explain why nearly two-of-three American adults are still overweight or obese, 60 percent don’t exercise and more than 20 percent still smoke. Additionally, 90 percent of those who join health and fitness clubs stop going within the first 90 days.
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Jones Waldo Senior Attorney to Accept Prestigious Award
Randon W. Wilson, a senior attorney at Jones Waldo, will be honored on Thursday, May 17 in New York City, NY with the Dyer Memorial Award honoring “Sugar Man of the Year – 2011” for his 15-year dedication to strengthening and transforming the sugar industry through the creation of sugar beet growing and refining cooperatives.
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PushButton Summit Aims to Promote Digital Industry in Utah
Jon Dean, Vice President and Executive Producer of EA Salt Lake, discusses this year's PushButton Digital Media Summit with Managing Editor Bryan Schott. PushButton will feature dozens of first-class lectures, panels, and presentations focusing on the creative application of disruptive technologies. Industry experts from Sony, EA, Digital Domain and other innovators and entrepreneurs will show...
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Michael Fife, Principal Manager, Foretelligent
Foretelligent Executive Appointed As Chapter Officer Of The American Marketing Association
SALT LAKE CITY, UT, November 14, 2011 - Foretelligent, the Salt Lake City based marketing intelligence and advisory firm that works with companies to predictively identify, measure and capture revenue and earnings growth, announces that Michael Fife, Principal Manager with Foretelligent, has been appointed as Vice President of Research for the Utah Chapter of the American Marketing Association....
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$400M in private investment, hundreds of housing units coming to Sugar House (Deseret News)

Provo tech company Qualtrics announces $70 million venture capital infusion (Deseret News)

Program points Utah businesswomen toward business success (Deseret News)

Provo-based Qualtrics receives $70 million series A investment (Deseret News)

Provo’s Qualtrics gets $70M in venture capital funding (Salt Lake Tribune)

ZAGG to sell its invisibleShield products in Walmart (Salt Lake Tribune)

Utah’s inactive Myrexis launches new growth strategy (Salt Lake Tribune)

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Target Profit Edges Higher; Boosts Fiscal-Year View (Dow Jones)

GE Capital Back To Being A Cash Cow, Resumes Dividend Payouts To Parent (Forbes)

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