Business - The Salt Lake Tribune

B

Business

We’ve heard it before, but this Utah tar sands operation says it’s poised to produce oil and actually make money

We’ve heard it before, but this Utah tar sands operation says it’s poised to produce oil and actually make money

By Brian Maffly • 13h ago

Why many Americans aren’t benefiting from robust U.S. economy

Why many Americans aren’t benefiting from robust U.S. economy

Why many Americans aren’t benefiting from robust U.S. economy

By Josh Boak | The Associated Press • 1d ago

A job at former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson’s law office seemed like a dream, but two women say it was a sexist nightmare

A job at former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson’s law office seemed like a dream, but two women say it was a sexist nightmare

A job at former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson’s law office seemed like a dream, but two women say it was a sexist nightmare

By Nate Carlisle • 1d ago

Utah may see a wave of wealthy people buying million-dollar homes. And it could drive up prices for everyone.

Utah may see a wave of wealthy people buying million-dollar homes. And it could drive up prices for everyone.

Utah may see a wave of wealthy people buying million-dollar homes. And it could drive up prices for everyone.

By Tony Semerad • 2d ago

$Utah drillers import fracking sand from Wisconsin, but there may a cheaper place to buy it right inside the Beehive State$

$Utah drillers import fracking sand from Wisconsin, but there may a cheaper place to buy it right inside the Beehive State$

Utah drillers import fracking sand from Wisconsin, but there may a cheaper place to buy it right inside the Beehive State

By Brian Maffly • 2d ago

Utah’s job growth continues to lead the nation as unemployment falls to new low

Utah’s job growth continues to lead the nation as unemployment falls to new low

Utah’s job growth continues to lead the nation as unemployment falls to new low

By Tony Semerad • 3d ago

Vivint CEO ‘deeply disturbed’ by allegations that employees used racist slurs, built ‘white only’ fort

Vivint CEO ‘deeply disturbed’ by allegations that employees used racist slurs, built ‘white only’ fort

Vivint CEO ‘deeply disturbed’ by allegations that employees used racist slurs, built ‘white only’ fort

By Peter Holley | The Washington Post • 4d ago

Utah’s economy is ‘threatened’ by retaliatory tariffs sought by Canada, Mexico and the EU, trade official warns

Utah’s economy is ‘threatened’ by retaliatory tariffs sought by Canada, Mexico and the EU, trade official warns

Utah’s economy is ‘threatened’ by retaliatory tariffs sought by Canada, Mexico and the EU, trade official warns

By Tony Semerad • 4d ago

Man says Vivint Solar co-workers used racial slurs, built ‘white only’ fort to harass him

Man says Vivint Solar co-workers used racial slurs, built ‘white only’ fort to harass him

Man says Vivint Solar co-workers used racial slurs, built ‘white only’ fort to harass him

By Peter Holley | The Washington Post • 6d ago

Goodbye to net neutrality. Hello to an even-bigger AT&T?

Goodbye to net neutrality. Hello to an even-bigger AT&T?

Goodbye to net neutrality. Hello to an even-bigger AT&T?

By Tony Romm | The Washington Post • June 11

IHOP’s new name is confusing the masses. But for Arabic speakers, it’s always been IHOB.

IHOP’s new name is confusing the masses. But for Arabic speakers, it’s always been IHOB.

IHOP’s new name is confusing the masses. But for Arabic speakers, it’s always been IHOB.

By Samantha Schmidt | The Washington Post • June 9

Want a better view of Utah’s hot housing market? Try a military-grade reconnaissance plane.

Want a better view of Utah’s hot housing market? Try a military-grade reconnaissance plane.

Want a better view of Utah’s hot housing market? Try a military-grade reconnaissance plane.

By Tony Semerad • June 9

Nashville-turned-Utah musicians ‘honored and humbled’ to perform at Orrin Hatch’s ‘Giant in Our City’ event

Nashville-turned-Utah musicians ‘honored and humbled’ to perform at Orrin Hatch’s ‘Giant in Our City’ event

Nashville-turned-Utah musicians ‘honored and humbled’ to perform at Orrin Hatch’s ‘Giant in Our City’ event

By Eric Walden • June 8

Mr. CrossFit vs. Big Soda: A profane fitness guru’s wonky war with the soda industry

Mr. CrossFit vs. Big Soda: A profane fitness guru’s wonky war with the soda industry

Mr. CrossFit vs. Big Soda: A profane fitness guru’s wonky war with the soda industry

By Murray Carpenter | The Washington Post • June 7

The enriching experience of owning a Kate Spade purse

The enriching experience of owning a Kate Spade purse

The enriching experience of owning a Kate Spade purse

By Sonia Rao and Elahe Izadi | The Washington Post • June 7

Podium, a Utah firm that helps businesses interact with customers, plans to add 100 employees after $60M venture capital infusion

Podium, a Utah firm that helps businesses interact with customers, plans to add 100 employees after $60M venture capital infusion

Podium, a Utah firm that helps businesses interact with customers, plans to add 100 employees after $60M venture capital infusion

By Sean P. Means • June 7

Ken Garff buys Henry Day Ford

Blue Boutique’s landlord is fighting Salt Lake City over a complaint about the adult store’s window displays

Blue Boutique’s landlord is fighting Salt Lake City over a complaint about the adult store’s window displays

Blue Boutique’s landlord is fighting Salt Lake City over a complaint about the adult store’s window displays

By Tony Semerad • June 2

Denver airport will add 39 more gates by 2021

Denver airport will add 39 more gates by 2021

Denver airport will add 39 more gates by 2021

By The Associated Press • May 31

Rocky Mountain Power seeks bids for new solar, wind and geothermal projects in Utah, estimated to power 34,000 homes

Rocky Mountain Power seeks bids for new solar, wind and geothermal projects in Utah, estimated to power 34,000 homes

Rocky Mountain Power seeks bids for new solar, wind and geothermal projects in Utah, estimated to power 34,000 homes

By Tony Semerad • May 29

Utah businesses can use a new status to tell customers they are social do-gooders, but does it mean anything?

Utah businesses can use a new status to tell customers they are social do-gooders, but does it mean anything?

Utah businesses can use a new status to tell customers they are social do-gooders, but does it mean anything?

By Taylor Stevens • May 28

Starbucks coffee shops in Utah — and across the country — will be closed Tuesday afternoon for racial-bias training

Starbucks coffee shops in Utah — and across the country — will be closed Tuesday afternoon for racial-bias training

Starbucks coffee shops in Utah — and across the country — will be closed Tuesday afternoon for racial-bias training

Kathy Stephenson

By Kathy Stephenson • May 25

If you’re a public sector worker in Utah, you probably don’t need to worry about retirement

If you’re a public sector worker in Utah, you probably don’t need to worry about retirement

If you’re a public sector worker in Utah, you probably don’t need to worry about retirement

By Tony Semerad • May 25

Utah led the nation in housing growth, but would-be buyers are feeling the price pinch, Census reports

Utah led the nation in housing growth, but would-be buyers are feeling the price pinch, Census reports

Utah led the nation in housing growth, but would-be buyers are feeling the price pinch, Census reports

By Tony Semerad • May 23

Uber ends self-driving program in Arizona after fatal crash

Uber ends self-driving program in Arizona after fatal crash

Uber ends self-driving program in Arizona after fatal crash

By Michael Liedtke | The Associated Press • May 23