47G Names Croshaw Interim President
Aaron Starks steps down as president and CEO of the Utah aerospace and defense group, with Matthew Croshaw serving as interim leader.
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Utah Business News
For readers in Utah, this page covers corporate mergers, store openings and closings, funding rounds, leadership changes and industry trends. Reporting reflects the state of the economy and the sectors that drive commercial activity across the state.
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Utah Pushes Critical Minerals Buildout
Governor Spencer Cox urged industry leaders to expand the state's critical minerals capacity as Utah's mining sector reached $5 billion in production.
Philanthropy
Cox Unveils Children's Book Honoring Jennie Kearns
Utah First Lady Abby Cox read "Jennie Makes Room" to students at the governor's mansion, with proceeds benefiting the Mansion Foundation.
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Pinnacle Minerals Proposes APT Tungsten Acquisition
Pinnacle Minerals seeks to acquire APT Tungsten, which holds an option over five early-stage Utah tungsten projects.
Jobs
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Nightingale College Cuts Tuition to Ease Utah Nursing Gap
The institution is offering reduced rates to address a statewide shortage where nearly one in five nurses is nearing retirement.
People
USU Extension to Name New Leadership on November 1
Utah State University Extension will install new directors for its agriculture and county programs on November 1.
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Coverage takes in company expansion, organizational restructuring, funding announcements, and the shifting landscape of regional commerce. Reporting reaches from the capital to the rural counties, tracking developments wherever they shape the state economy. Growth in technology and natural resources often dictates the pace of development in the state, creating patterns distinct from other markets. Regulatory changes and workforce availability surface regularly as the primary factors influencing corporate activity.