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Douglas C. Black Appointed Board Chair for SelectHealth
Utah business and community leader Douglas C. Black has been appointed chairman of the board of SelectHealth.
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Lt. Governor Greg Bell to Address Business Executives at Second Annual Economic Outlook Breakfasts in Salt Lake, Ogden and Logan
Lt. Gov. Greg Bell will address local business leaders in Salt Lake, Ogden and Logan on “The State of the Economy”, at three Economic Outlook Breakfasts in March sponsored by Bank of Utah and local business organizations.
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Jeff Thredgold's Tea Leaf - 'Renaissance Manufacturing (Part Two)'
The American manufacturing sector is expected to add jobs in 2012 for the third consecutive year, after years of painful job eliminations.
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Parts of a Business Plan 1
This week, I want to discuss the cover sheet, business purpose, table of contents, business description and marketing strategies. Let’s get started!
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10 Ways To Significantly Improve Your Sales
The title of this article sounds a bit like an infomercial, which claims to make selling so simple that a child could do it and even borders on the ridiculous. Understanding the principles of selling is not difficult, but the application and discipline of the principles and skills is what separa...
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Salt Lake Downtown Retail Rising
Downtown is buzzing with excitement about the recent opening of Harmons on February 15 and City Creek Center on March 22.
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USTAR Researcher Wins Prestigious NSF Award for Wearable Air Pollution Detector
The National Science Foundation recently announced that University of Utah USTAR researcher Hanseup Kim has won a $399,999 five-year grant to develop a wearable or easily portable air pollution detector.
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Strong Fundamentals Bode Well for Commercial Real Estate in Utah
Utah's commercial real estate market has fared better, with more stable outcomes, than most markets across the nation, according to speakers at the 2012 Utah Commercial Real Estate Symposium, held in Salt Lake City on Jan. 31.
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Celebrating Utah's Olympic Legacy
It's quite amazing to think a decade has passed since Salt Lake City hosted the Olympic Winter Games.
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Chilean Ambassador Learns About Utah History, Culture and the “Best Snow on Earth” During Recent Visit
His Excellency Arturo Fermandois, Chilean Ambassador to the United States, and his wife Mrs. Carolina Fermandois, toured the state of Utah last month as they participated in the Ambassadorial Lecture Series Program at Brigham Young University.
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Utah Native Frederick Kempe to Discuss Epic Drama of the Cold War
In his national bestselling book—Berlin 1961: Kennedy, Khrushchev and the Most Dangerous Place on Earth—author Frederick Kempe calls Kennedy’s record during 1961 one of the worst inaugural year foreign policy performances of any modern presidency.
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The Deal Forum Targets Young Companies Seeking Capital
The Wayne Brown Institute is now accepting submissions from entrepreneurs for The Deal Forum on March 28 in Salt Lake City.
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Wasatch Emerging Markets Small Cap Fund to Close to New Investors on February 24, 2012
Wasatch Advisors announced that it intends to close the Wasatch Emerging Markets Small Cap Fund to new investors as of February 24, 2012. The Fund will remain open to existing Fund shareholders.
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The Hidden Tax Increase You Never See Coming
When the governor, legislative leadership and the Chamber come out against a tax increase, you can usually feel pretty secure. But there’s an interesting issue on Utah’s Capitol Hill this year, and it has everything to do with the cost—and potentially the availability—of your health insurance.
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Real Property Management Prepares Franchisees for Increasing Rental Demand
Overstock.com, Inc. today announced that the company has been awarded the For People and Planet recognition in the retail category.
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Utah-based Veracity Insurance Makes Strategic Acquisition
Utah-based Veracity Insurance Solutions, LLC announces the strategic acquisition of Stratus Insurance Services, Inc.
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Jeff Thredgold's Tea Leaf: 'Renaissance Manufacturing (Part One)'
Ahhhh, the “common wisdom” in America…so easy to pass on to associates, to family, and to friends The common wisdom is that we have lost our ability to “make things” in this country….lost it to China, Mexico, etc.
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Why You Need a Business Plan
Many of my clients ask if a business plan is really essential to open a new business or expand their existing business. The more I work with business plans, the more I am convinced that these documents are critical to the success of a business.
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Salespeople Are Victims Of Stereotyping
There is no greater stereotype for a salesperson than that of the “used car” salesperson. I mean no offense to people who sell used cars, but truth be known, they have created a negative image with an accompanying label.
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Leavitt Partners and Park City Group Unite to Build a Global Food and Drug Safety Registry
Leavitt Partners and Park City Group have joined to create a solution targeted toward improving supply chain visibility for food and drug safety.
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Olympics gave Utah a five-ring economic boost (Salt Lake Tribune)

European troubles affect Utah (Davis County Clipper)

Black Diamond Prices Public Offering of Common Stock (Park Record)

Legacy of 2002 Winter Olympics lives on in Utah's economy (Deseret News)

A month out, City Creek tenants in hurry mode (Salt Lake Tribune)

Reclamation success: Salt Lake City warehouse gets a new life (Salt Lake Tribune)

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Barrick Sees Gold Stocks ‘Inflection Point’ as ETFs Nab Funds: Commodities (Bloomberg)

Express Scripts 4th-qtr profit lower than expected (Reuters)

Duke Energy, Progress File New Market Plan For Merger (Dow Jones)

Media General says exploring sale of newspapers (Reuters)

S.E.C. Charges 2 Chinese Executives With Fraud (New York Times)

Bankruptcy Judge Approves Solyndra Bonuses (Associated Press)

Home sales rise, but prices will be slow to follow (USA Today)

72 comments AT&T CEO pay docked $2 million for T-Mobile debacle (CNNMoney)

Fuller Brush Files for Bankruptcy (Wall Street Journal)

Global markets ease, focus moves to growth, oil (Reuters)

Why Debit-Card Overdraft Fees Are Under Scrutiny Again (Bloomberg)

IMF turns sights to its Greek bailout contribution (Reuters)

Hewlett-Packard Forecast Misses Estimates (Bloomberg)

Obama proposes cutting corporate tax rate to 28% from 35% (Los Angeles Times)

Shares Down Modestly, Ending a 4-Day Streak (New York Times)

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Crude Futures Follow Slumping Equities (Wall Street Journal) | 4 months ago

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