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Nano Banc’s only branch reopens Monday as Sunwest Bank after the sixth U.S. bank failure of 2026
California regulators closed Nano Banc, a single-branch bank in Irvine chartered in 2007, on Friday, Sept. 25, after years of examiner findings on its commercial real-estate concentration and insider dealings finally caught up with it. Sunwest Bank of Sandy, Utah, agreed to assume the failed bank’s deposits and buy most of its assets, and Nano... The post Nano Banc’s only branch reopens Monday as Sunwest Bank after the sixth U.S. bank failure of 2026 appeared first on The Financial Wire .
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Deer Valley East Village announces 70 shops, restaurants by 2028
Deer Valley’s East Village base area will feature more than 70 shops and restaurants by the 2028-2029 ski season. The base area overlooking the Jordanelle Reservoir is opening up, with the East Village Lodge, the residence portion of the Four Seasons Resort, initial commercial spaces and the pedestrian plaza slated to open in late 2027.
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To save the farm, Cross E Ranch owners want to sell part of it for housing
The family behind Cross E Ranch, the fall festival farm on the Jordan River at Salt Lake City’s far north end, has asked the city to rezone about 65 acres of the property for multifamily housing. The application asks the city to rezone roughly 40 acres to RMF-30 and...
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ER doc comes to the rescue of his financially troubled peers
SALT LAKE CITY — Jim Dahle was ticked off. Not incensed, exactly, but definitely perturbed. He was doing his residency at a hospital in Tucson, fresh out of the University of Utah Medical School. His specialty was emergency room medicine. Since most of the ER work was at night, that freed him up during the days to focus on how he was going to spend the money that would come rolling in once he finished his apprenticeship and became a full-fledged doctor.
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University of Utah economics merger stokes fears of impending layoffs.
The Salt Lake Tribune’s coverage of looming University of Utah layoffs is critical of the decision. And why wouldn’t they be? The announced changes could affect nearly 900 staff members. To sprinkle additional salt in the wound, the decision comes with a $10 million price tag for outside consultants. Still, the Trib listened to the U’s claim that no faculty will be impacted. That claim has already been proven false. The University of Utah Economics Department has long been an indicator species for the school’s ideological freedom. It has endured as a hotbed of heterodox leftist theory since the ‘90s but, as of this year, will be rolled into the business school’s Division of Quantitative Analysis of Markets and Organizations (QAMO)—which favors a traditionally stale “analysis plus capital plus execution” take on the subject—forcing out some truly talented economists. The layoffs will undoubtedly mask other such academic reorganizations to ensure the U stays perfectly bland in all matters.
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Students explore construction careers at Taylorsville job fair
TAYLORSVILLE — Construction companies showcased skills to more than 600 Utah students at the We Build Utah Career Exploration and Job Fair in Taylorsville on Tuesday. Held at Salt Lake Community College's Taylorsville campus, the event brings together students and more than 25 companies to showcase careers in the construction trades.
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Load growth, water challenges and lean staffs put plant chemistry in focus at POWERGEN 2027
For years, Brad Buecker watched combined cycle plants come online under a staffing philosophy that left chemistry out. “So often the mindset was, ‘Well, we need to operate these facilities lean and mean, minimal staff.’ Well, that meant no chemistry staff,” said Buecker, senior technical consultant with SAMCO Technologies. “You had operators that didn’t have any chemistry training, trying to deal with, a lot of times, rather pristine water sources.”
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DRYOUT and Blue Force Gear bring moisture tech to nylon
SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (September 25, 2026) — DRYOUT®, the advanced materials company behind Active Moisture-Removal Technology™, today announced its partnership with Blue Force Gear (BFG), a leader in lightweight load carriage and tactical equipment, marking DRYOUT’s first brand partnership in the defense industry. The collaboration brings...
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Utah County's first Whole Foods Market, other brands coming to Lehi for 2027
The Collective at Morning Vista, a new 134,000-square-foot retail and dining destination anchored by the first and only Whole Foods Market in Utah County, is on track to open in late 2027. Set along the Lehi foothills, The Collective broke ground in May 2026 at the northeast corner of Timpanogos...
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What It Takes to Build a Luxury Custom Home in Park City, Utah with Ryan Koemans
Ryan Koemans, Founder and CEO of R.M. Koemans Construction, a Park City-based general contractor specializing in luxury custom homes, high-end remodeling, and residential construction throughout the Park City, Utah area joins Enterprise Radio. Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Ryan Koemans discuss the following:. Park City, Utah is a...
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Salt Lake City's HeroDevs Lands $125M From PSG to Rescue Aging Software
A Salt Lake City tech company that specializes in keeping outdated software safe from hackers just landed a massive infusion of cash. HeroDevs announced it secured a $125 million strategic growth investment from private equity firm PSG, a deal aimed at expanding the company's work protecting businesses still running deprecated open-source technology.
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Gramercy Opens in the Avenues as Salt Lake City Updates Neighborhood Plan
As Salt Lake City updates a community plan for the Avenues, residents taking part in the process have said they would like more small cafes, restaurants and retail spaces in the neighborhood, KSL.com reported. The city says the plan was last updated in 1987. Gramercy, a new tea and coffee shop, is among the neighborhood’s current businesses: Axios reports that it has opened in a former laundromat.