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Amazon dumps NYC headquarters and its promised 25,000 jobs
Amazon dumps NYC headquarters and its promised 25,000 jobs
By Joseph Pisani and Alexandra Olson | The Associated Press • 1d ago

Millcreek and Salt Lake City restart negotiations over Brickyard Plaza as threatened legislation is put on hold

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • 2d ago

U.S. inflation remains contained amid Fed patience on rates

By Jeff Kearns | Bloomberg • 2d ago

Instacart adjusts worker pay after uproar over tipping policy

By Ellen Huet | Bloomberg • February 6

Gannett board rejects hostile takeover bid. But that may be just the start.

By Jonathan O'Connell | The Washington Post • February 4

Shipping containers turned into an affordable apartment building? A Salt Lake City company plans to make it happen, but obstacles remain.

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • February 4

Financial system similar to old Mormon practice is called money laundering in prosecution of polygamous Kingston Group members

Nate Carlisle By Nate Carlisle • February 3

The doorbells have eyes: The privacy battle brewing over home security cameras

By Geoffrey A. Fowler | The Washington Post • February 1

After a year of big-dollar deals, Utah’s Silicon Slopes urges Utah to boost computer science education, offers $4 million

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • February 1

The outdoor industry is jumping into the political fight over public lands and climate change

By Dan Elliot | The Associated Press • January 31

Tyson recalls chicken nuggets sent to 5 states, including Utah, because they might have rubber in them

By The Associated Press • January 30

Coca-Cola emails reveal how soda industry tries to influence health officials

By Paige Winfield Cunningham | The Washington Post • January 30

Top GOP senators propose repealing estate tax, which is expected to be paid by fewer than 2,000 Americans a year

By Jeff Stein | The Washington Post • January 29

Utah’s homes prices have spiked and sales have slowed along the Wasatch Front. Check out the real estate market in your ZIP code.

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • January 28

Electric scooters send more people to the hospital than bicycles and walking, new study finds

By Peter Holley | The Washington Post • January 26

Prosecutors move to seize property linked to Washakie Renewable Energy

By The Associated Press • January 23

Could you afford to buy in your own neighborhood today? For many homeowners on the Wasatch Front, the answer would be no.

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • January 22

How Ikon and Epic passes are changing the game for ski resorts in Utah and elsewhere

By Lisa Christensen | Special to The Tribune • January 21

A Utah cheesemaker finds fans on all sides of a polygamous church

Nate Carlisle By Nate Carlisle • January 20

On the road to make an affordable car, Tesla cuts jobs

By The Associated Press • January 18

Student debt has kept home ownership out of reach for 400,000 young families, Fed reports

By Christopher Ingraham | The Washington Post • January 18

A way to ‘lighten the burden': Here’s what Utah companies are doing for furloughed employees affected by the government shutdown

Taylor Stevens By Taylor Stevens • January 17

Plan for Salt Lake City to pay for the parking garage at a huge downtown development hits a snag

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • January 17

The Tribune is among the winners of a Report for America grant

By The Salt Lake Tribune • January 17

Shopko to shutter 13 stores in Utah after filing for bankruptcy

Taylor Stevens By Taylor Stevens • January 16