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Utah-based Even Stevens restaurants have suspended their ‘buy a sandwich, give a sandwich’ charity donations for 60 days while the company restructures
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Utah-based Even Stevens restaurants have suspended their ‘buy a sandwich, give a sandwich’ charity donations for 60 days while the company restructures
Kathy Stephenson By Kathy Stephenson • 5h ago

Ogden man designs bikes that are a little sketchy, scary

By Benjamin Zack | Standard-Examiner • 1d ago

More than $1 billion will be spent on weddings this weekend

By Colin Bertram | Bloomberg • 2d ago

From pickleball courts to soft-serve frozen treats, Utah’s up-and-coming tech firms load up on employee perks

Sean P. Means By Sean P. Means • 2d ago

Holladay residents, hoping to block a high-density development on the former Cottonwood Mall site, file a lawsuit seeking a special election

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • 4d ago

Praising free trade, some conservative Utah leaders warn that Trump’s stance on tariffs could put farmers, other exporters out of business

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • 5d ago

Some property owners worry that ski area land swaps designed to protect Utah’s Cottonwood Canyons may have the opposite effect

Brian Maffly By Brian Maffly • August 11

It’s a good thing Bill Wyatt likes a challenge: He walked into new job amid launch of $3.6 billion rebuild of Salt Lake City International Airport

Lee Davidson By Lee Davidson • August 11

It’s 2018. This 21-year-old Utah entrepreneur wants to know where your 1970s Gunne Sax dress is.

By Stephen Dark | Special to The Tribune • August 9

Utahns can double food-stamp benefits at farmers’ markets

By The Associated Press • August 7

Holladay rejects voter petition on former Cottonwood Mall site but schedules special election just in case

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • August 6

MoviePass slashes the number of movies a user can see by 90 percent

By Miranda Moore | The Washington Post • August 6

‘You’ll never have it again’: Residents warn a big downtown project could sweep aside what’s left of Salt Lake City’s historic Japantown

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • August 6

Auto group accused of deceptive practices to sell to Navajos

By Felicia Fonseca | The Associated Press • August 3

U.S. economy adds 157,000 jobs in July, slightly below expectations

By Heather Long | The Washington Post • August 3

Mortgage rates reach highest level in nearly two months

By Kathy Orton | The Washington Post • August 3

MoviePass raises its monthly rate to $14.95, but Utah film lovers wonder if that’s enough to save the struggling subscription service

Sean P. Means By Sean P. Means • August 2

First phase of new $3.6 billion Salt Lake City International Airport reaching halfway mark

Lee Davidson By Lee Davidson • August 1

Facebook says it has uncovered a coordinated disinformation operation ahead of the 2018 midterm elections

By Elizabeth Dwoskin and Tony Romm | The Washington Post • July 31

CBS could face turmoil amid Moonves harassment inquiry

By Mae Anderson | The Associated Press • July 30

More than a half-million Utah acres will be auctioned off by feds for oil and gas development

Brian Maffly By Brian Maffly • July 30

Fox holders approve Disney merger and megadeal reaches next stage

By Christopher Palmeri | Bloomberg • July 27

Home prices are rising, but sales are down as the housing gap squeezes Utah markets

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • July 26

Feds give $2.5M loan to Provo for airport upgrades to attract jet maintenance company and up to 800 new jobs

Lee Davidson By Lee Davidson • July 25

Utah native David Neeleman, best known as founder of JetBlue, is now starting his fifth airline

Lee Davidson By Lee Davidson • July 23